12 hours

In the last 12 hours (6:56am to 6:57pm literally), I have accomplished more than even I thought possible.
As pictured in order:
1- Put second coat of yellow paint on #3's wall (PS the pics don't do it justice)
2- Breakfast, complete last 2 loads of wash
3- clean up paint mess, fold clothes
4- Purchase pretend pets from the kids pet shop
5- Take pictures of "wild" pets (#3, #4 and C) which I was told were waaaay to expensive for me to ever afford even if I was a millionaire
6- Make lunch, begin canning veggies, complete God ?'s from VBS at same time
7- clean up kitchen and lunch mess also sweeping floor
8- continue canning food, send kids outside to play for a bit
9- Go outside with babies for 20 minutes sweeping garage
10- put AA down for nap, finish folding clothes, still canning
11- send AA home with his Dad and put #4 to nap, vacuum
12- make afternoon snack of trail mix for free (not require kids to use their snack allowance bucks) as bribe for cleaning up early
13- brown meat for spaghetti dinner (not very creative but kids will eat), continue canning
14- put away hubby and I's clothes, towels etc
15- still canning, boil noodles and put with meat and sauce
16- head to #3's room to put it back together as in reorganize all toys and furniture
17- greet hubby, watch him shake his head at my spur of the moment idea put to action
18- 1 hour later finish room, clean up dinner mess that hubby kindly fed kids
19- complete canning, whew and vacuum house AGAIN
20- head outside to play ball with younger 3 while hubby took #1 to Tae Kwon Do
21- Realize I am so very tired and rest is nearing, kids tire out so I put back beef, and pig in freezer hubby was thawing so he doesn't have to when he came home
22- Take #4 inside for shower together aware that it has in fact been 12 hours since I got out of bed running
Now I lay feet propped up saying goodnight to kiddos while hubby kindly took them off to bed feeling more than accomplished. ***Deep Sigh****