Last week was a very busy week! School started for Carissa and Kaylee. I have always taken a picture of the kids in front of the front door on their first day of school. It is tradition, a given, you just do it and smile and act like you are happy about it. In recent years, I have FORGOTTEN a couple of times, and the picture gets done a couple of days late! That was the story this year, again! In moments like this, I have to remember what my dad always said..."A hundred years from now, they'll never know the difference!" Carissa also moved out this week. She is in a condo with Shannon. We have been to visit and check things out! We also had a funeral, a wedding, several appointments, a college luncheon, and just life in general! Josh and Jen came over on Thursday night to visit. I'm hopeful that things will slow down a bit this week and I will get my house back in order!Sunday, August 26, 2007
Busy Week
Last week was a very busy week! School started for Carissa and Kaylee. I have always taken a picture of the kids in front of the front door on their first day of school. It is tradition, a given, you just do it and smile and act like you are happy about it. In recent years, I have FORGOTTEN a couple of times, and the picture gets done a couple of days late! That was the story this year, again! In moments like this, I have to remember what my dad always said..."A hundred years from now, they'll never know the difference!" Carissa also moved out this week. She is in a condo with Shannon. We have been to visit and check things out! We also had a funeral, a wedding, several appointments, a college luncheon, and just life in general! Josh and Jen came over on Thursday night to visit. I'm hopeful that things will slow down a bit this week and I will get my house back in order!
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We have also started to do the obligatory picture. Ours is taken underneath the "Back to School" flag. Then I'll be able to look back to see how much the kids have grown. This year, Benjamin was eager to have it taken. My guess is that in 5 years, that will no longer be the case!
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