A day in the life of Cindy 

First thing I do when I get up in the morning is go and use the bathroom.

Leave a comment below if this is the very first thing you do too.  Years ago my dad complained about having a hard time using the bathroom.  I remembered an ad I saw with a pooping unicorn sitting on a toilet and had its feet propped up on a stool like contraption.  I promptly ordered one for my dad and then myself.  I use my Squatty 
Potty every Single day it has changed my life and the life of my parents.  I even have a special one I pack when traveling.

Squatty Potty


Here is the folding one. It is so convenient and folds right down to be thrown right into your suitcase :)

The next thing I do is take my dog out to got the bathroom.  My dog is very strong and not any leash will do. I have to have a double stitched one that will give me the support I need when the wonderful bunny is waiting outside my door for the dog to come out in pee. Sometimes the dog and I end up in the bushes sometimes we don't.

Double stitched dog leash



Now it's time for some tea.  Did I mention my favorite color is BLUE!!!  It is and every morning while my water heats up the blue color makes me so happy.

Electric Glass Tea Kettle



Now it's time to make breakfast. I'll be back soon to share my favorites breakfast things. 

While you are waiting, if you are a mom in the middle(between young kids and aging parents) like me jump into my community here:https://www.facebook.com/groups/1408483602819012

You want to be in this community because life is hard and you are going to want all the easier buttons on life.  I have successfully navigated life in the middle and want to make things easier on you mom.

See you next time,

Cindy




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Meet Cindy

 

My Story

Once there was a 4 little girl whose grandpa died and her grandmother didn’t know what to do to carry on without him.
Then there was the 4 year old girls mother who didn’t know how to help her mother and help her 4 year old and newborn at the same time.
That little girl grew up to lose her father at age 40 and remembered the lessons she learned at 4 to help her widowed mother carry on, all while carry for her 3 year old daughter.
Now 4 year later teaching other moms (and dads) that are caring for their aging parents, what to do. While raising a strong, resilient 7 year old daughter who is learning even more than her mother did at age 4.

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