Tired? Just ask… – Photo: Madeleine Donahue/Reproduction/ND

No more eggs. I have to go shopping. What else is coming up? All he has is a clean school uniform. Wash your clothes. Take frozen chicken for lunch. Buy baby medicine. Dentist label. The laundry has been open since yesterday. It will be raining? The rags on the floor are old. A friend has a birthday on Saturday. Buy a gift. Toes are small again. I yelled at the kids a lot. They are more nervous. Does homeopathy help? She no longer takes fruit. I’m going to make a fruit salad with lots of yogurt. Maybe it works. It’s been a week since the fridge doesn’t freeze properly. Go back after the repair. To connect. Make an appointment as soon as possible. Meeting at school. Tell the boss I’m leaving early. A new product for cleaning the stove has appeared. I will try. The winter is coming. Warm clothes no longer fit. School bags are scattered on the floor. Buy hangers. They don’t play with half the toys. Separately for donation. The teacher spoke about the difficulties in mathematics. Go after tutoring contacts. Finding class values. Allergies struck again. Make appointment. The doctor prescribed swimming. Search for locations and values. They take up a lot of screen time. I need to spend more time with them. Spilled milk on the carpet in the morning. I forgot. You have to wash it too. The bathroom is a mess. Their wall has infiltration. You must see it. The sun came out. Put pillows on the window. Fifteen days have passed. You must change bed linen. When did I change my towels? The garbage truck is passing by tomorrow. You must take out the trash. Turn everything off. You must practice good sleep hygiene. Tired? Just asking. Fuck? No. I’m exhausted.