Seven school days now since Chance has been with us and still no school bus option.
“Hrumph” (or whatever Grumpy from Snow White would say in this situation…)
It is not that it is so bad – except the delivery of said 14 year old to school each day by 8 am seriously cuts into the meandering time…. especially since said 14 year old loves to chat at night when it is usually my reading alone time. I sound like a spoiled blogger…. LOL
So this morning I am whipping out a quick message and even Coffee Cup is a bit annoyed with me as I hurry to get ready for my day – drop Chance at School, get to the office, work on payroll, hair appointment at 1:30, pick up Chance at 3:15 and Group Power at 4:15. Depends on the weather if I will get to bike tonight with the Brainerd Group or not. Probably depends a bit on me working on the ‘tude as well. 🙂
Anyway – I have a review coming up late today – possibly two if I can finish the wonderful book I am reading, The Sister Pact.
Have a wonderful morning everyone…… 🙂
Book Journey 
I take a Group Power weight training class one day a week and it’s my favorite exercise class I go too. I hope your schedule slows down some so you can take some time to relax.
Thanks Zia! I love Group Power as well – I try to take it three times a week. It relaxes me. 🙂
I completely understand! I have to drive my kids to their schools and it takes at least a half hour of my morning each day. It was a bummer at first, but after a couple of years I got used to it.
Totally feel your pain. There are really good days and really bad ones and there are these days…lol! Hang in there.
I feel for you, too! We’re back in the swing of things at this end as well!
I just need to get a handle on things again…. I feel overwhelmed and really it is not that big a deal…
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Thanks Zia! 🙂
Getting my kids to school is what forces me to get to work earlier than I would if left to my own devices. Plus my house is full of night owls so sleep is sometimes at a premium.
I can relate. In high school, my kids had an early morning religion class at 6:00. Some years it meant waiting for them and then taking them to school after.
If said 14 yr old is wanting to talk to you late at night — count your blessings.
I know Kim. 🙂 Thank you. We are doing foster care for him right now so I know he just wants to talk and be heard.
I vent…. but I am glad he feels like he can talk and talk and talk…. LOL
I love the new header Sheila!