A msg to all moms

Dear Moms

If after a hectic day at work or house, you know you have to spend time with your kid for homework or play or anything. 
But,  you don't feel like instead you want to go out for a walk, you want to watch television or stalk mobile or anything.
Please do it. 
It's okay.
Don't let that guilt creep in,  'I was already busy whole day and now again I need time for self'. 
Whatever you have been doing entire day was not your self time. You deserve that one hour or so of quality time with self. 
This mom guilt is bad,  it can come anytime without knocking. It just keeps on looking for an opportunity to be with you. 
Keep it away! 

Regards
Fellow mom


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