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Confessions of a public accountant fumbling through domesticity
I'm Molly Parker and these are the chronicles of my life. Try not to be too jealous.
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Just who do I think I am?
My name is Molly Parker. In August 2008, I became Molly Parker after 26 years of being Molly Sullivan. I am desperately in love with my husband and he is quite possibly the best thing to have ever happened to me. Although we probably should have, we didn't live together before we got married. We are now slowly learning to live together. Each day is better than the last. Thankfully.
The same week we got married, we bought our first house. I still haven't decided if that's the stupidest or most brilliant thing I've ever done, but nonetheless, we became home owners.
Matt and I are learning that owning your first house can be completely overwhelming, especially if you both have demanding careers, therefore little time, type A personalities, and spent your entire savings on your wedding. It's hard to furnish and maintain a home on $200.
I work in the corporate world for a public accounting firm in their audit practice. If you're thinking "That sounds boring," then you're not too far off. It's not all bad though. Some days I only work 10 hours.
So do I really want to be a housewife? ABSOLUTELY. Is this within the realm of realizable possibilities anytime in the near future? ABSOLUTELY NOT.
Until then, this website chronicles my struggles in trying to juggle a career, have the perfect home, and be the perfect wife/daughter/insert various roles. I'm learning it's impossible.
I love true crime shows, Mexican food, pajamas, Target, and finding really good bargains.
The same week we got married, we bought our first house. I still haven't decided if that's the stupidest or most brilliant thing I've ever done, but nonetheless, we became home owners.
Matt and I are learning that owning your first house can be completely overwhelming, especially if you both have demanding careers, therefore little time, type A personalities, and spent your entire savings on your wedding. It's hard to furnish and maintain a home on $200.
I work in the corporate world for a public accounting firm in their audit practice. If you're thinking "That sounds boring," then you're not too far off. It's not all bad though. Some days I only work 10 hours.
So do I really want to be a housewife? ABSOLUTELY. Is this within the realm of realizable possibilities anytime in the near future? ABSOLUTELY NOT.
Until then, this website chronicles my struggles in trying to juggle a career, have the perfect home, and be the perfect wife/daughter/insert various roles. I'm learning it's impossible.
I love true crime shows, Mexican food, pajamas, Target, and finding really good bargains.
This is exactly what I thought when I saw this. How much bank do you make off the google ad at the bottom?
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