Wednesday, September 05, 2007
1st day of school
Well, the kids have gotten on the bus and gone off to their 1st day of school. It seems strangely quiet around here. They were a little concerned about not having gotten their locker assignments in the mail, but I'm sure they'll find out that info. I miss them already... some of you might find this strange, but I feel like I need to get used to this again.
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I agree with you. I think I have to get used to the whole idea of the kids being away from home all day every year when school starts. I hope they had a great day!
My son Cheney started yesterday and my son Davin started today.
I still have to deal with having them around all the time. Its not a bad thing, just different from most other moms. Part of me would love to have a quiet house all day long and part of me thinks it strange.
I'm mad that we have to start tomorrow.
I think it's good for them and they are very nice boys! The kids all had fun the other night!
yes!!!!!!!
i started sshool today!
I need to get used to it, too.
I have only my 'little daughter' still at home and I don't like it when she goes, and actually she would have rather stayed home, too! But I am not a home school mom, I am not patient enough!!
Years ago I found that by the time summer ended I was used to having a house full of children. I sent them back in September, got used to "slightly" quieter days only to find when they had a vacation, I had to get used to them being home all over again. But the toughest time was sending them back after homeschooling for three years. I needed some time to gather my mind (It had been scattered) and take a break from the teaching responsibilty. Imagine my chagrin when they came home at 3:30 with homework and they needed help! Why did they think I sent them to school? So they could bring it home again? (Okay, I'm done.)
I know I would miss them if they were gone all day every day. But I would like a day here and a day there! :)
PS I'm not patient enough to h'school either. Hahaha!
I'm not too sure many of us are.
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