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April 23rd, 2006

a little water

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After 10:30 p.m. Done loading the dishwasher but it isn’t a full load. I’d rather not start out the next morning with it 1/2 full of dirty dishes or it will throw off the flow of the day. And yet, I hesitate start the cycle.

“Should I run it, Ken?” He says, “Yes.” (Knew he would; that’s why I asked him.) But he also says this, “It’s more important for you to have a routine than to save a little water.”

Funny that such a simple little statement could stop me in my tracks and kind of bring tears to my eyes. But Ken and I have observed how little routines adhered to can go a long way in the pursuit of a peaceful house. Having somewhat lost site of that recently, it was nice to hear Ken remind me that the goal is a truly worthy one. At least worth a little extra water now and then to achieve it.

Posted in Making Home | By helen

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