A little perspective, if you please

I am not a Stay At Home Mom.
I don't do homeschooling, and my house isn't nearly as neat as I wish it were.

• I work 40+ hours a week in an office in a career.
• I transport three children to three different places every morning.
• I pack lunches and supplies for the toddler every weekday morning.
• I work out (mostly) every weekday morning and once on the weekends.
• I read at least one book a month (sometimes as much as a book a week, even).
• I knit. Right now the average is about one project a month, and by project I mean garment.
• I host friends over at least once a month.
• My son hosts friends over for D&D about once a week.
• I drop the teen and 'tween boys at karate four times a week.
• I play with my daughter one-on-one for an hour while my sons are at karate.
• I cook, mostly organic, usually scary nutritious, often from scratch (less lately than I used to and less than I would like to).
• I do laundry and the dishes.
• I clean bathrooms and floors.
• I take out the trash.
• I send email and keep in touch with my friends, both local and long-distance. Even if the message isn't a long one, it is heartfelt and that much comes through.
• I haven't baked much in the last six weeks, but before that we were making most of our own bread. And soups. And they were amazing.
• I manage the medical and other appointments for us all.
• I pay the bills, mostly on time, even.
• I am working on organizing stuff, and doing a pretty good job of it, but it's not nearly done yet.
• I decorate for the holidays.

So can I stop giving myself crap now for feeling as though I don't do enough?