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Old 01-05-2010, 02:03 PM #13
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I know I need some "me" time each day as does dh and Mom. I called a family meeting and we all discussed our needs.

DH likes to nap after lunch while the tv is on in the living room, Mom likes to have quiet time to read in her room after breakfast and I like to do my exercises in the morning by myself and have a while to read after lunch.

We all have these times to ourselves and we all respect each others needs for time alone as well as family time.

So far it's working.

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