Sarah Hudson Pierce: Some words to live by and other rambling thoughts
Erma Bombeck said, "Ifyou do housework right it will kill you." Then she went on to tell me in a letter: "Just think what you could write if you gave up defrosting and flushing." A famous violinist was asked how she became so accomplished to which she replied, "I practice first and then I do my work." The lesson to be learned here is that in order to accomplish anything we have to be focused. If we try to do everything other people want us to do we won't have time to do the things that we want to do.
Source: shreveporttimes.com