What sacrifices have you made in life?
Well unfortunately, or fortunately, I’ve not sacrificed life or limb so I’ll have to refer to the old stand-by response of sacrifices made for our children.
But still, it’s nothing extraordinary or amazing. Cool dinners or cold coffee because we had to tend to their needs first.
Lack of sleep in the newborn stage or when a child is sick all through the night.
It’s no biggie. It’s what you sign up for when you have kids.
Currently, I sacrifice my sanity just a teensy bit, when each morning on the drive to drop Sid off at daycare, we HAVE to listen to his playlist.
Yes, four year olds have playlists. It painfully consists of music from these weird Shin Sonic YouTube videos and also two songs from the Captain America movie. Once I’ve dropped him off though, it’s all good and I can listen to what I want.
Which brings me to a random question that I hope a few people, (who are still reading, fingers crossed) will answer: when you’re in your car and singing your little heart out, in an urban setting not the highway, do you keep right on singing when you’re meeting others cars or stopped next to someone at a red light or do you pause until you’ve passed them?

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