
Hello, and welcome back to Blonde Girl Writing, where I talk about writing, God, and reading! Today I just wanted to share some thoughts about spending time with your family. Sorry this post is so late.
I'm a pretty busy person, all things considered. I work a part-time job Monday through Friday, I'm finishing up high school, I'm taking college classes...and it's a lot. But I know it's important to spend time with my family, too, because they love me and I want them to know that I love them.
I just feel guilty, knowing that I probably don't spend as much time as I should with them. When I get home from work, all I want to do is flop down on my bed, eat, and watch a show. But not having as much time to spend makes the times I do get to spend with my family (especially my siblings!) extra special.
For instance, a lot of the time, the sister right under me will come into my room and we'll talk and chill with each other. It's not anything long or crazy, but I enjoy these moments, especially when it's late at night and we're both delirious. I also get time with my siblings when I drive them around, and then we can jam out to music and talk if they want. I like to spend time with my parents by watching TV, playing a board game, or going on a one-on-one date (because with five kids, I rarely have my parents alone).
So although these moments might be rare, I really want to start prioritizing spending time with my family, because I won't have time like this forever. I'm nearing a time in my life when I'll move out and be on my own, and then I'll see my family even less, so I want to make the time I have right now extra special. And if you want to work on this, too, then let's be accountability buddies and encourage each other to do better!
Let me know down below: what are some of your thoughts about spending time with you family? Are you typically good at making time, or are you like me and struggle to do so? What are your favorite things to do with your family members?
Have a great day, friend!
Best wishes,
~ Jonah
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