Thursday's forgetfulness and Ella's Race tomorrow

I am having a hard time.

I am exhausted no matter how much I sleep

or

how active I try to be.

I am also having a hard time focusing

and

haven't shaken yesterday yet.

I guess just as the children I am a creature of routine

and habit.

I got to read to D's class.

So I parked in different spot of his preschool.

Once the reading was done,

school was over.

I took D and Logan and we went to where I parked.

I got the Boys in the car and drove home.

I pulled into our drive, put the van in park,

turned off the van

and

our Logan was standing behind me!

Apparently, I never strapped him in and he did not

complain.

I feel like a horrible failure.

I have before wondered if I did not strap them in

due to habit and ritual

and

will look in my mirror for a visual.

This did not happen.

Thankfully he was not hurt

however, I am hurt with myself.

I am not happy about it

and can't shake it.

I then later on unbuckled him after

getting him from school and forgot I did that (the unbuckling).

Then I panicked if I forgot again (to buckle him)

but when I retraced my steps I am 99% sure

I did unbuckle him.

Earlier this week I was so happy I made a big dinner.

I got everything finished together

at the same time.

Nothing was burnt and

was served warm (not hot or cold)

I feel like I just finally broke in the

kitchen at this house.

I also cleaned up.

So a complete meal start to finish.

One that required chopping stuff, while cooking

and baking multiple things.

I feel like I passed a dip in the roller coaster of life.

But then I forgot to buckle Bitty..

Then last night I reheated something on our

“low output” burner,

we have a gas stove.

At bedtime I I thought I smelled

gas in our upstairs hall way

but,
 blamed it on just having the stove top

on earlier.

I did not say anything
and
 convinced

myself not to check it.

I fell asleep pretty quickly,

I was wiped.

I woke when D climbed in our bed

after a while I kept smelling gas again.

I mention it to Andrew.

He did not smell anything. I laid

there in bed telling myself it was nothing.

Andrew gets up and showers and I pass back out.

(like I did not sleep the entire night.)

The next thing I know the 2 kids that were in our bed

were gone
and
 Andrew is waking me.

I indeed smelled gas,

he confirmed the burner was on all night long.

It was on low so you could barely see it.

So, as I know I should trust my crazy dog nose,

I am glad that I trust my gut

and
 don't store things over night on top our stove burners.

Say like a child's lunch box..

I know I should trust my gut

I do and at times I try to convince myself

it is just paranoia or just flat our crazy,

then things like this happen
.

I was right..I know better.

Sometimes life is just ca-razy,

It could be worse, it could be better.

So many people go through so much more so why complain?!

I am nervous and exhausted today.

Tomorrow, I am signed up to run a 5K.

I wanted to go to it last year but was only

10 days post craniotomy,
but
I REALLY wanted to be there.

It is “Ella' Race.”

A little girl used to go to Aidan's school.

A couple years ago she passed away from

a diffuse intrinsic pontine glioma,

an inoperable aggressive brain tumor.

My Sister had told me about her,
I, at the time signed up for her Family's care page to

follow.

I learned of her passing
and
 it made me sad.

February 8, 2012, this was 12 days prior to

me learning of my irregular MRI.

So, last year her first 5k in memory of her I felt I really

wanted to go.

This year was a must.

It will also be a practice 5K for me

in prep of the Angels Among Us.

I have not been training like I want to.

Today,  my chest burns and stomach flips

on top of

just being exhausted lately

and

always feeling car sick when I am just looking down

in a non-moving car
or
 not even in a car.

Tomorrow, will also be a big day for Aidan also.
He is coming to the 5K too.
He also wants to run...

At his school when you are in Kindergarten

you get assigned an 8^th grade Buddy.

Well, Ella has a big brother, he is now in 8^th grade.

He is Aidan's KinderBuddy.

I wasn't surprised when I found out.

I was also informed that the school “manipulates”

things.

That said, well, perhaps the school is just trying

to help people have Faith.

Inspire Faith, that is so lacking at times

in this world.

Inspire that people are brought together

for a reason

or

moved apart for a reason.
**Not speaking of a child's passing **

Like I said last year, I REALLY wanted to be there

and
toyed

whether I would introduce myself

or

if I would chicken out

or

be observed as an odd ball looney toon.

I can only say trust your gut

and

have Faith.

Having Faith doesn't mean

that things don't hurt,

or

you don't stress.

It all just happens.

 Stressing, worrying, hurting

does not mean we don't

have Faith.

Perhaps, it is just a calling to show us where

were should look.

We can try and fail

over and over again.

We may learn things are not to happen

as this time..
or

That there are bigger and uglier things

we are being shielded from.

It doesn't make sense at all.

But, it is not for us to try and understand.

We have Faith that this is the Path

we are to travel.

Do we struggle?

Yes

and

we must carry on.

Do we all fail at this?

Yes, yes we do.

We ALL do.

We must get back up and carry on.

That said,

I am picking up my tired self

and
going to check on our Little's.

I am going to aim to get things done I hope to today.

I am going to hope
and
 fight to

have patience,
happiness

and

make sure I do not over look all of the little Blessings that

will shine today.

And try to forgive myself for all of my forgetfulness

yesterday that has only increased my motion sick feeling.

Today is a new and beautiful day

and

tomorrow will be too.

Now commencing my battle with myself...

Venting..

Here I am trying to pull some weight

off my shoulders.

I am horribly behind on all things.

I am still caught up on laundry though..

I have taken back to running our household

numbers,

and

am not quite up to my picky particular

potential.

It took us both to iron it out last night

and

it took almost 2 hours.

I just like to keep a good eye

on spending

and

keep the papers organized.

We stayed under on our Christmas budget

which is awesome.

For me it is to start saving in the new room month
(I type random words sometimes..)

and

zero out the budget.

That way we “magically” grow our standard savings.

Too much info?

Get over it.

I am not mentioning numbers

just the basics on what I do.

That said, I found some errors today.

Just tried to double pay 2 bills.

Since apparently I did not know

I already paid them.

I know this can happen to anyone

but I haven't done it before..

I did one time buy twice as many diapers as

needed..but..

I had two in diapers

and

a screaming 12 hour a day baby

and

a screaming 4-6 hours a day not-quite-2 year old

and

a 3 year old who would beg to go to his room

to get away from the noise.

That said, I don't have that

and

still managed to whoops on things

and

paid extra on one. (No biggie there..but not planned)

So this really gets to me.

AND even though I

updated our 2014 calendar

(which I USUALLY do early December every year)

I just finished it today

and

wrote down all the school schedules.

Apparently, I can't read because

Bitty has school today

and

I was positive I did not read it on his

school calendar this morning.

**Edit**Yes, I was looking at the calendar for 
the school system he was in before we moved. **

I am pretty detailed oriented

so to have quite a few faux pas

today is not good.

Stuff happens, but it bugs me today.

Probably bugs me because in 2 weeks

I will have my next MRI and neuro-oncologist visit.

I was supposed to in December but

they called to reschedule due to my

Doc's schedule for traveling changing.

December was a bit nutty.

Some issues with one of our Pups

which means we have to decide what to do

and

that includes revamping the budget to

compensate for his new needs.

Bitty hit a nice fever the day after Christmas

and

hasn't recovered fully yet.

He keeps giving us his little curves of crazy.

Even one of the most “strict” peds,

(the one who told me at 2 when I listed some oddities I noticed

said, “It's not like he's Autistic or anything.”..)

Agreed, something isn't quite right but we can only list

what the illness is not.

Our tiles under our fridge

are pulled up

and

now the “man in charge”

from the plumbing company

has to come look at it

even thought we spent 2 weeks with a dehumidifier

and 1 of those 2 weeks also had a supremely noisy fan

to help dry it out.

We also met with their general contractor too.

His taking so long slows the process down

but he should be here tonight

even though he canceled on us earlier this week.

So here's hoping that ball continues to roll...

And things happen and schedules have hiccups..

We also had an animal stuck in our attic for a few hours on

Tuesday afternoon into evening.

THANKFULLY, it found it's way out

and

we have a vague idea of it's way in

and

blocked it.

So far so good..

So right now I would love to go hide

just because of all these nagging things

BUT,
I can't, so I won't

and

have a giant list of to do's

and

really would just prefer to

play with the Boys..

So onward to find the balance of both..

I really keep thinking it's a Monday..

SO glad it is not!!

There are plenty of sparkles of good..

they may be little but

they are here!

Time to go scrub some dirt, play with the Boys

and

focus on all of our sparkles..

with a little less weight now off my back.

Just a portion of our week..

D has fallen asleep dropping Logey off at school.

Since he is napping

I am deciding to attempt to type a little

before I we have to go get our Biggun' from school.

Here we are 4 days before our Baby is 3.

The Rogers' chaos continues.

We had a lull and here we are now

back into it.

When we moved in we got a new fridge.

There was not one here

and

in order to sell our

other house they wanted the fridge.

So, Lowe's dropped it off

and

wouldn't connect the

ice maker due to new codes

and

our line was plastic.

New codes are using a flexible metal line.

So, since days run long

Andrew on Sunday night (our 1^st night of all 5 of us sleeping here)

hooked it up

and

went into the crawl space to turn on the water line.

Yup..the parts

(Insert long lapse here..potty issues with D..no nap done, hope to type more later)

Starting at two days later..

The parts from not being moved for months

had dry rotted or rusted or something

needless to say a huge gush of water

and

Andrew in the dark now covered in mud

had to run up to the street and turn off the

main line of water to our house.

He went to the store twice to try to get new parts.

It failed.

So now we had no running water

except for our outdoor spickets

which are attached to the well

the house originally had.

I sent Andrew out with a stock pot to fill

and

heated it on the stove so he could wash the mud off

and

we went to bed.

A plumber came first thing to fix it

and

we decided to to have the water/ice maker

connection

installed behind the fridge

like it is in newly built houses.

That way if a problem occurs we can turn it off

NOT from the crawl space.

Well, since then I have heard

on and off trickling sounds

but see no water

and

when Andrew gets home it is quiet

so we forget to look.

We have learned that some new fridges

have a non removable drip pan

and

possibly it was something

dripping into that.

Well, I am having by giant bouts

of exhaustion.

I fell asleep at 7p

on this past Sunday.

Andrew heard the drips!!

He checked it out!

So GLAD he did.

He called the plumber because the

line they installed was leaking.

They came out first thing

and

when he spoke to them they said,

“OH, you guys must have got one of the bad lines.”

Yes, the plumber repaired it

and

then contacted a water damage company

they work with.

Yes, WATER DAMAGE.

After 2 month

we have wall studs that are 100% saturated (per the tech's hand held meter)

our tile is saturated, drywall is also.

So our fridge is in the middle of the kitchen.

A humidifier is in the area sealed off.

AND

there is one under the house sealed off.

The hope is to dry it all out.

They sprayed a fungicide on the stud that

was black and white discolored.

The issue is the old owners sprayed

foam insulation

underneath the house.

They may not be able to get the sub flooring to dry out

and

if that happens

(after at least 5 days of dehumidification)

we will have to replace our kitchen floor.

It is tile it will have to be 100% new floor and possible sub-flooring.

Yup our kitchen out of sorts and cluttered. If you look closely at the kitchen light
you will see the drain line taped on the ceiling so we don't trip on it
AND it is draining into our kitchen sink.  (don't worry it is a push drain it can go against gravity)

Yes, just a bump in the road. An inconvenient and annoying one.

The dehumidifier noise gets to you after a while.

They will be out today to recheck it all.

Add to our Cooper dog issues, he just had his vet recheck this week.

Things don't look good.

That in itself is a post of it own

on my view/reasons for it.

Our chaos rolls and “time marches on”

so we keep on..

Like I have said before, not gracefully,

we try and we fail

we are human.

We just get back up and try again and again and again...

Another catch up attempt

So I hope to have a few minutes

and 

the moment I start to type the Little's start whining. 

We shall see how this goes. 

A lot is going on...

We had all of our duct work torn out, 

a new furnace and air conditioning unit. 

That took two weekends of work. 

And a lot of cleaning. 

We have new register vents downstairs

and

have a few ones to put in upstairs 

over the next couple of months

all of those will be replaced. 

They are round vents and cost more than a typical 

floor vent. 

My dizzy spells are better and the constant 

congestion of the Boys has dwindled 

now that we don' t have leaky ducts 

that are full of 40 years of dirt, dust, grime

and 

mold. 

We learned that people's chaseways are not usually replaced. 

Ours however, was rusted out
 and
 at one point

was duct taped together. 

When checked out, it was no longer connecting the 

two air returns.
 Instead of pulling air through the 

filters, it was pulling air from inside our walls

and
from our upstairs main attic. 

Mmmm...

Logan began potty training willingly at school

and 

after a week we took it over at home. 

His Teacher has done it this way before with much success. 

He is doing really well, honestly!

#2's are not but he is dry most every night

and will even stop playing (even if outside!)

and go pee!

It has been a few weeks. 

I have sent out questions on the Special Needs message boards, 

researched books, tips, anything. 

His bowels are not regular so some of our structured teaching 

tips we received the other year was on the "schedule"

so from what I see at times kids like him can take 

1-2 years for the bowels or maybe never. 

We shall see. 

We had his IEP meeting it went pretty well. 

There is a difference from county to county

and 

I questioned about a few things. 

That requires a post on it's own don't know

when I can get that done. 

Aidan turned 6!  

I cannot believe it!

A hand full and now starting the second. 

He is doing pretty well. 

I got his room situated and cool weather clothes exchanged

so he is doing better. 

He doesn't function well in the disorganized mess

of change. 

Once things get uncluttered

and

clear he does much better. 

Especially, in the comfort of his bedroom. 

He says he likes this house, he does miss the old one. 

I asked what did he miss. 

(Since he would complain about how hot the back yard was.)

He misses his neighbor friends.  

Totally, understandable. 

I have been in touch with their Mom

and 

over winter break hope to meet up. 

In the midst of striking some poses..he was being a goof!

Our Sweet Baby D is loving school

and 

the new backyard. 

Today is Day 7 of him potty training!

I really wanted him started before he turned 3. 

We tried sometime this year.  I don't remember when exactly it was. 

I want to say June, when he was 2.5 like Big Bro Aidan. 

It just did not seem like his time. 

So, here we are and he is doing great. 

By Day #2 all on his own he did a #2 in the potty!

Now, he is similar to Aidan and a bit timid on 

the big potty and prefers the little ones. 

He has also become an example to Logan of how 

we mean "pooping in the potty."

There has been some potty competition

by their choices 

but it has only brought more motivation for them to go. 

We will go with it unless they get mean

but so far it has only seemed to bring them 

closer together. 

The Little's are really interacting more 

and 

have conversations with each other. 

It's beautiful well, until they start getting mad at each other. 

D's food sensitivities have become worse. 

I am wondering if it will calm after the nasty from the old duct work

subsides. 

Our big dog Cooper has had some problems too. 

He went to the vet just over a week ago.

After a long list of medications 

and 

a bath to help soothe his skin. 

He is doing better.
The vet has called to check up on him. 

And he seems to all of a sudden

fit into the the hypoallergenic 

state of our family and/or not typical reactions

to medications. 

He is on a steroid which usually makes people/animal gain weight/retain water

he has gotten skinnier. 

The vet and us are on the fence if this means

his skin was that swollen (and very well could be)

or 

if he is having a bad reaction to the steroid. 

Andrew's Thanksgiving days off, turned out to him being at work

every single day of the break. 

Working late at night to early morning 

just so he could be a part of Aidan's Birthday

and 

take care of what needed done at work. 

I ran another 5K.  I did not train for it

and 

with the move have not been as active as I was. 

And the worst part I walked a small portion of it...

I need to find the way it works to maintain what I was 

doing before 

and /or 

more. 

I did however get things more organized. 

Our office is not unpacked

and 

a large table is my sort. 

BUT I am able to sort!

I also have been able to some checkbook balancing

and

bill pay. 

This is what I did since babies were born. 

We do it together

but I do the data entry

and 

put things where they should go 

and 

make it all work. 

Andrew has been doing this since well 

before March because I hit a point

where I just could no longer do it. 

And by recommendation from my 

neuro-psychologist that I was not ready for that 

and it would come with time.

So, 8 months later I am working on it. 

Funny thing is, I think I saw her at Target just this past Monday. 

I am not sure and could be totally wrong

but it was  a woman who looked like her. 

19 days until I meet with my neuro-oncologist and get my next MRI. 

I have had a lot more headaches and a WONDERFUL (sarcasm)

migraine. 

I am also in the process of battling our insurance company with 

Logan's gene mapping. 

It came back with nothing showing any "reason"

for his blood sugar issues, odor-ific atonic episode, his eye

flitting into the back of his head, his grey face tone in stress

and 

limp moments with no odor. 

It turned into his Geneticist facing me

and 

concerned with me. 

He does have some off genes from me. 

Two with no real known significance 

and 

one that they know causes issues.

It won't become an issue until later in life. 

After a series of questions she asked me, 

then she informed me of the gene

and

then told me I must notify all of my 

doctors immediately. 

My family practitioner wants me to see a hematologist 

So, that is in the works.  

It is a rare disorder that some people with the mutation do 

not have any issues. 

Others do. 

It answers a lot of issues I have had. 

It also has a very long list of medications that are not safe 

and 

that I can have a bad reaction to. 

Quite a few medications I have pointed out to Doctors 

before knowing anything of this

are on that list. 

So, like I have had the 1-3% reactions

yup, that would be where it came from. 

And issues I have had for years 

with no answers only a few hopeful suggestions

from a few good doctors. 

Now, it seems there are answers. 

So, I think this covers it. 

Yet another long post. 

Never boring, never dull. 

We did get our tree up 

and 

more Christmas decorations to come. 

And having some wonderful interactive moments with 

our Boys with each other

and 

all of us together. 

Three years ago, just before D's big eventful arrival

we never could have guessed where 

we would be right now. 

We have had a lot of big down hills in our

roller coaster of life, 

but we are here together

and

 getting to enjoy all of our 

ups together. 

No matter how  little they may be at times

they are indeed ups. 

Where have we been?

Going crazy?

Very possibly. 

I am eating some chocolate and pretzels and sipping on a beer. 

Yup. 

It has been a while since I posted.  

We as normal have had a lot going on!

We sold our home we built!

After 8 years, we moved across town (nearer to Aidan and Daniel's schools.)

We now have a bigger yard

and

about the same size square footage. (a tad smaller..like 50 sq feet)

We closed on the new home on October 11.  

And the closing of our "old" home was on the 15th. 

We thought a few days overlap would ease the move. 

Hah!

We can dream right?

Here we are still in a mess. 

Supremely disorganized and tired. 

Logan had to go to  a new school since we moved into a 

new county. 

He is doing pretty good. 

The house we bought was empty since April. 

There were a lot of repairs that need to be done

and 

will still need to be done. 

Since it was vacant it was a bit yucky!

Lots of cleaning to do. 

Still not to my liking and soon enough will feel like our dirt. 

That said, it feels like home. 

The other house took almost 8 years to feel like home. 

Funny, huh.

I wake in the morning and don't expect to see our giant

vaulted green bedroom.

I am still not alarmed of the room I see 

just go.  Oh! Funny I did not expect to see the 

bedroom I slept in for 8 years. 

I have never really "moved."

Back in '83 my Parents moved to NC.

They are still in that house. 

My "moves" I remember are going to ECU

and 

marrying Andrew!

Andrew however, has a lot more moves that than under his belt. 

Some he may not remember much. 

His Dad was in the Air Force. 

Well, funny, to say, Andrew

was born in Germany.

Yup. 

From Germany, to Virginia, to South Carolina

to North Carolina. 

Yup, he has moved around some.  

We had some great help

and 

our very Thankful for all who helped us.  

In the midst of all of this. 

Logan got an earlier than scheduled call in with his

Geneticist. 

No answers, it turned into he got some weird genes from me. 

Then his Doctor turned to me and it was like

an appointment for me. 

My job is to inform all of my Doctors about this genetic mutation.

It is related to a rare disease called, "Acute Intermittent Porphyria."

My family doctor informed me I need to see a hematologist. 

So, yup. 

Never dull and all has to happen at once!

I don't remember if I ever updated on here.  

I saw my Neuro-oncolgoist in September and am 

able to stretch it to 3 month between visits versus

2 months. 

I will take that. 

As November turned, I was thinking, 

It has been forever since I have seen them!

It does seem like it because I would be prepping myself for

the visit that would be coming. 

SO yes, it feels like forever. 

It turns out to be on the anniversary of my 

MRI last December that scheduled the biopsy. 

That said, I feel like crap in general

and 

am feeling worse about this. 

It seems like a dream. 

At almost 8 months out I really almost think 

it was a bad dream. 

I was perky and positive then. 

I am having a harder time now. 

It is sinking in. 

I try not to let it get the best of me

but 

it is just  a constant reminder. 

It bugs me that it bothers me. 

I want to go run. 

But I am not because I feel like crap. 

But maybe if I run I will feel better?

But if I feel worse, I will have set myself back.

Anyways, I have lost my focus. 

I must make dinner. 

We moved. 

There is a lot going on. 

What's new?!

Our chaos and we keep on truckin'

just hoping to get back to 

my positive me. 

This non-positive me needs to go away and take a 

long walk off a short pier.  

I don't have time for her!

Our New Home. Top L-R: Toy room, backyard, kitchen.
Mid L-R: Dining room, stair case, office
Bottom L-R: Foyer, living room and Front

As you can see, stuff not done, no picture on walls yet.
It will come.

Office needs unpacked and organized and all the paper clutter should diminish.  :)

Updates coming...

I have for weeks wanted to post. 

I owe a Logan first day of school post

and

a Daniel first day!!

If I did it sooner I would have more details

but of course 

my details are a little foggy now. 

Not to mention we have some of our typical crazy chaos going. 

Never dull!

More details on that but the Kids will come first. 

I also wanted to do a post last Friday

about 6 months post-op. 

It was seriously Friday the 13th 

and 

I am at half a year post-craniotomy and resection. 

How insane?!

That said, on Monday I go visit my neuro-oncologist after I 

get yet another MRI done. 

Only my 6th one for the year. 

I think...I am trying to remember.  

I seriously just wrote it down. 

Anyways, I need to feed our DD some lunch

but wanted to touch base. 

I PROMISE I will do my best to get more on here soon!

In the mean time..

Kindergarten and a crazy week!

It has been an interesting week.

Overwhelming by far!

Monday-marked 12

years ago when Andrew and I

“officially” started dating.

Tuesday- Our Biggun' went to

his first day (half day with half the class)

of Kindergarten!!

Wednesday-His first full day!

So, yes, 12 years ago..

would I do not think

we ever could have guessed

how these years have gone.

Even if you asked me back then

what I could think

would be the most crazy thing that

could happen.

I know early on,

I thought Andrew could be the one.

I dare not speak it

to him.

Just to myself

and

I think after a few

months I mentioned it to my Mom.

And here we are now.

Since this year has been crazy

I did not register DHR

for preschool when I should have.

That means we came down to just this month

trying to do it.

Needless to say the place where

Aidan went was full!

So instead of being mad,

I can only decide this means

it was not meant to be.

We love it there

but

possibly there is some place

else that will do better for our DHR

and

with great hope that in

January, our Bitty may attend

also.

We have looked at lots of different

schools, even last year

thinking we may try this

new preschool

designed for Children with

special needs.

I researched it for months

and

we went on a tour

still not sure.

This week I spoke to another school

closer to where Aidan is going.

We took a tour

and

it seems to be what we were

hoping for.

So, filling our papers for that etc.

Filling out papers that are sent home

the first week for Aidan. (It's a ton!)

Then on Tuesday get a call from

Bitty's new teacher!

On his IEP we decided with the

information from his Teacher

he should move out of the

rigid, structured Autism only class

into

the mixed Developmentally Delayed class.

Yesterday, I got a call from Aidan's school Nurse

just to remind me of what I need to give her.

I called Bitty's Teacher to confirm his Open House

(which is tonight!!) is walk-in one.

I called the director for D's school

to get a few more things answered that I forgot to ask.

I met with a few other Kindergarten

Mom's to talk.

Figured it is one way to meet them.

While out ran into someone I have known

since middle school

then

did a double take and saw

the WRAL Mom Blogger who

did a post on the AWESOME

Boot Camp Mom's class I go to.

She did a double take also,

since we exercised side by side for an

hour.

I sent her a message later

and

she was like, I KNEW you looked familiar!

I am going through piles and piles of papers.

I have gotten emails from all teachers

on top of the phone calls.

I am marking our calendars so we

hope not to miss anything.

Add the typical house chores to it all too.

We also have Aidan's Open House tonight also!

The Boys are waking on their own now

super early in the morning.

So we are doing super early bed times.

They seem OK for now with the change

in schedule, it is Andrew and I suffering.

:)

Yet again n Parenthood learning

just another new level of exhaustion.

I am doing my darnedness to

keep things straight

this week has by far been the

most processing I feel my brain

has done since March.

I have to rearrange Bitty's therapy

appointments also

and

don't get confused on carpool times!

It may seem silly,

but it sure is

knocking us for a loop!

Oh and of course,

add another showing

on the house while trying

to get just school

stuff organized!

First Day of Kindergarten!

Is he ready?!

Daddy and our Biggun'

DHR popping in with the photo

Bitty enjoying some Chickfila
before we got to see the preschool

DD enjoying Chickfila

                        

A couple different poses while sporting his PE Uniform today!