The FlyLady on MormonTimes.com: Are we badly living out our childhood angst?

Published: Saturday, July 4, 2009 12:05 a.m. MDT
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We can't turn back the hands of time to recapture what is lost. We can't even reenact the things we may have missed out on as a child. We try our whole adult lives to find what is missing. We have felt misunderstood and ostracized. We don't have to feel that way any longer.

We have the ability now to get to know our little child within us. We have neglected that child for a long time. Like any child they are going to get your attention one way or another. We have let her run wild in the streets with our credit cards. She has neglected to clean her room and to eat good foods. She stays up way to late and doesn't get enough sleep! This makes her cranky. Oh and she spends way too much time on the computer and doesn't get enough exercise. Do you know anyone who would allow her children to do this? So why do you allow yourself to do this?

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