I couldn't sleep. Well...I did sleep until about 3AM and then I was awake. Finally, at six, I decided to just get up and take a shower. Then I snuck into Kaylen's room, turned off her dreaded alarm clock and woke her up. Since she is usually the first one up, she was a bit surprised to see me there but happy that she didn't have to wake to her alarm.
Her school has an ungodly start time. First bell is at 7:45am which means we leave the house at 7:30am to get her there in time. I can't say I will miss this early wake time next year when she starts middle school.
Middle school. Wow. She seems too little to me for middle school. *sigh* I guess time waits for no one.
Shannon said something interesting yesterday in a comment. She said she missed hearing my voice. I guess I'm confused. What does that mean? Mostly, I'm just sitting here rambling...which is also mostly what I do on Facebook. Just curious.
The house is still so quiet. I can hear various animals wandering around, Kaylen eating, the hum of the fridge, and the bubbling of the fish tank. Oh - and an annoying tick tick tick of Kelton's clock behind me at "his" computer set up.
I'm stuck. I have nothing else to say right now. Guess I will go sit with my iPad and check TimeHop, Instagram, and then Facebook. Seems like I have a long day stretched out in front of me.
3 comments:
Can't believe she is about to start middle school, and Kelton almost to high school. Doesn't seem possible, but I'm sure you know that feeling more than me! I have to agree with Shannon! It's nice seeing your blog again :)
Your writing voice. :) It's unique, often funny, always honest and very often hits me right in the heart (especially your posts about the kids getting older.) I always enjoyed your posts and was happy to catch up on FB and very happy to see you blogging again. I miss the "old days" and often wonder about some of the families I used to read about.
Now I'm rambling. :)
That is so early for school. We are very lucky to have a 8:15 start time.
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