What does a Stay home Mom do?

I have a very busy husband. He is a resident physician who works at least 80 hours a week and another 20 at home doing paper/computer work for his job. Then he has his Daddy/Husband jobs. I admire his hard work and diligence. I am sure I only understand a fraction of what he goes through in a day....Reflecting on this got me wondering. What do I do in a day? I know I am busy too. How does it all compare? For my own information I decided to record all the tasks I performed in a typical day. Drumroll please...

• Wake up kids
• Nurse baby
• change baby's diaper
• get baby dresesed
• get me dressed
• brush my teeth
• wake up kids a second time (they are not morning people)
• Make sure kids get dressed
• do Pooka's hair
• get kids breakfast
• breakfast prayer
• feed baby breakfast
•  feed cats
• make sure kids have the following for school: Home work, lunches, library books, coat, hat, gloves, brushed teeth, clean faces.
• Clean baby after breakfast
• scrub highchair
• sweep floor
• Hugs/ kiss goodbye to big kids
• Play with baby
• teach baby to use sippy cup/straw
• change baby diaper
• read baby story
• rock baby
• put baby down for a nap
• eat my own breakfast
• chores for the day (I have a chart and do one area per day)
• put in a load of laundry
• check email
• order some Christmas presents
• More chores
• make phone calls
• make appointments
•  pay/schedule bills
• rotate laundry
•  empty lint form dryer
• fold clothes
• sweep
•  mop
• get baby up from nap
• change baby diaper
• nurse baby
• put away clothes
• practice choreography for a Zumba class
• feed baby lunch
• run 4 miles with jogging stroller/baby sleeps
• shower
• eat my lunch
• play with baby
• empty dishwasher
• scoop cat litter
• read to baby
• pick up kids at school
• drop off carpool friends
• help kids pack lunches for the next day
• help with homework
• play with kids
• get dinner started
• change into Zumba clothes
• make sure everything is ready for hubby to feed kids dinner
• welcome hubby home
• drive to Zumba (hubby was home this time so kids stayed home, they usually have to come with me)
• teach 1 hour Zumba class
• drive home
• shower
• eat my dinner
• pack lunch for hubby
• read Scriptures with kids
• do Family Home Evening
• read bedtime stories
• bathe baby
• get kids to take showers
• Family prayers
• tuck kids in bed
• nurse baby
• baby to bed
• hang out with hubby
• brush my teeth
• personal prayers
• personal Scripture time
• set alarm
• take vitamins
• SLEEP

Now this was a "normal" day with no doctors appointments for anyone or emergency trips to the vet or other craziness. Not bad huh? I am grateful for the chance to be a Wife and Mother, and for the opportunity to be busy serving those I love.