They survived. Their first days of a new grade, new teacher, new classmates, new curriculum.
Jarod gets in the car yesterday and exclaims, exhausted, "I am going to have to learn a lot of stuff!" He already has homework. Not difficult stuff, but a couple of pages.
Emma is loving the first grade. She likes her new teacher and recess! She doesn't have homework, yet.
I am just glad to have "me" time. It has been wonderful not having to deal with taking kids to Kindergarten, working Noon Duty, driving back and forth, back and forth. I have July and August off, due to a medical procedure, so I have no school obligations (except the usual. getting kids ready, picking them up) to tend to.
But it leaves me with six hours to clean the house. Harumph! hahahaha
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Vampire by nature. I was born for swing or graveyard shifts. I am not a fan of the sun (as it should be, I have red hair, freckles and fair skin. Not hot, neon white, but pretty close). I like to stay up late and sleep-in. The world is quiet and still at 1 a.m. You can reflect, read a scary book, eat a pint of Haagen Dazs or fall asleep on the comfy couch with the flickering blue light of the telly to keep you company.
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1 comment:
school, school, school...blah, blah, blah...you just let me know when they have their break so we can get to some serious life lessons...disney style!!!!!
p.s. I hope you'll be up to it after your surgery.
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