Feeling a little rushed...




I think it's fair to say I've overdone things a bit-- I'm purely exhausted, and not at all peppy. I have another busy day today, and then work starts tomorrow. Maybe I'll go to bed at 8:30. I've fallen asleep on the couch more often than not, and this will not serve me well!

Thank goodness, there are not that many ripe tomatoes today-- I don't have to go out and pick another bucket full. The only house chore I need to do is sweep/dust, but likely I'll find a few other bits and pieces to do. I want to bring two big bags of stuff to school on my way to my PT appointment, so I don't have to haul those along with me tomorrow afternoon. 

Our "convocation" is 8-11 at a neighboring school in our SAU, then I have to get lunch, get Holly, and get to work tomorrow. She'll be with me while I try to make sense out of my classroom-- and then, we'll leave around 2:30 to get home and do more stuff like make dinner. And Thursday is a marathon day: 8am-6pm at work. Friday, I will have Holly all day, because she won't have camp and I won't have work-- so, if I am not done, we may have to go back to school to work on things. I hope not-- I seriously need some "down time." 

That all said, we'll manage. We always do. The much cooler temps feel like a warning: get stuff done, or you won't be able to much longer. I think Carly Simon says it best..."We Just Got Here."

Have a good day,

C

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