A night of Sleep helps situations, and despite only getting about
6 hours and waking 4 times (according to my FitBit), I noticed I was in a much
better mood than yesterday. This is a
good thing. The morning was fun with the
kids – Band of Horses was my start off music, but it didn’t feel right until
Mags put on Mother Hips “Desert Song” (Chronicle Man). That
was what I needed.
To make the story short and save time, I will simply say
wow. I was somewhat shocked, yet not
really surprised. I am also grateful for unions
and reps with whom I have a good relationship.
Gratefully, there is an end to the day. I picked up my kids
and enjoyed teaching a lesson about “life,” about following protocol, about
other important things. It was a nice
ride home. Then I quickly grabbed my
stuff for supervision, lost my keys, found my keys (thanks, Mags) and headed
off.
Supervision began with some processing and bonding with my
group facilitator and supervisor. I appreciate
laughter and people who understand.
After supervision, I was able to learn that I can also help out with the AOD
class. While I’m not certified in AOD,
it is a part of me, so maybe I’ll add that later on down the road, though we
also mentioned going to Mexico for a summer to learn Spanish.
At home, the kids and I munched on a not-so-great carnitas
tacos while Ethan, worked on repairing my light. After I made my "Until Summer" calendar, I looked at areas for our “real vacation”,
which I promised them long ago. I don’t
just want to go to a resort where we sit on the beach or swim, I found an
ecological preserve in Nicaragua… until I saw the cost and realized AAA may
have some much better deals. It has been
since Mexico with my dad 5-6 years ago since my kids have been to a “fancy”
place…but I don’t want to go broke doing this.
Pictures: Mabi poses; Ethan doing "fixin' " stuff; My calendar. This is happening in my life so that I can learn something. I know this, but it doesn't make it any easier. 270 more hours. That's not so bad, right?
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