Much to Do
The laundries piled to the sky…
The dishes pile twice as high…
The garbage flows onto the floor…
But that’s not all there’s much, much more!
The children say they must be fed…
My husband says the fish is dead…
There’s someone knocking at the door…
But that’s not all there’s much, much more!
There’s dust on top of everything…
The bathtub has a lovely ring…
The junk is mounting in the drawer…
But that’s not all there’s much, much more!
The vacuum cleaner needs to run…
The plants all need to get some sun…
The dog needs out just like before…
But that’s not all there’s much, much more!
The school just called they need me there…
It seems my child needs underwear…
I need to patch his pants that tore…
But that’s not all there’s much, much more!
Alas, it won’t get done today…
I got new yarn, I must crochet!
I must crochet!
Chime In! I’d love to hear from you! Do you struggle with balancing your everyday life and crocheting? How do you deal with the have too do and still have time to hook? Comment, let me know!
Casting off until the next time we hook up!
Sheri
You can catch me guest blogging at Knot Just Yarn Blog for The Crochet Crowd.
Frogging Along 
I am very interested in the ideas for using Plarn. You really have some
neat ideas. I thought that the manufacturers put a new ingredient in the plastic bags so that if they were exposed to oxygen they would start to come apart in about 6 months. This would keep them from taking up so much space in land fills.
Have you heard anything about this?If this is true, would it affect the items made with Plarn?
Thanks for any info.
Sibyl Murray
mursmrf@yahoo.com
That’s a very good question. I can’t answer with 100% certainty as I don’t know what companies have started using bio-degradable bags. I do know that if you are using bio-degradable bags it will make a difference. Especially if it is something you are going to be using outdoors. Definitely worth looking into further.