Summer seems like it has barely begun and now there are signs that it will be ending soon! My daughter starts back to work in 3 weeks and my youngest son will be starting college soon after that. My oldest son and his wife will be here in a couple of weeks to start their new jobs and new lives here in Kentucky. Lots of good changes and I'm sure we will settle into a rhythm, but we are just going to get crazy busy, I'm afraid. Actually, I kind of hate it when I'm not busy so to be clear, I'm not whining, I'm just processing. My husband will be working M-F ALL DAY as usual and my daughter will be working half days M-F and my son will be going to college M-T part of the day and I'm not sure what kind of work schedule my oldest son and his wife will be doing, but we hope to see a lot of them. I'm not sure if I will get any job offers -- I keep applying--- but I'm also not sure how to fit it in, especially my need for a car, with all of this other stuff going on. We have 5 cars but 2 of them are not running at the current time. This seems like a first world problem for sure now that I'm typing it, but it's true. If one car is with my husband at work, one is at work with my daughter and one is at college with youngest son, I will be home out of necessity. I sure wish I could find a work at home job again.
I was able, this morning, to have a problem solved with the board game group. We had been meeting on Monday afternoons in the library, but with work and school schedules we needed to move it to Tuesday nights. We were not able to do Tuesday nights at the library because they have their own programming in their rooms on those nights. However, I was able to move the games to a local game based business which is owned by one of the families in our new homeschool group (which is, thankfully, letting us stay in even though my kids have graduated!) So I had a success this mroning.
Now, onto working on my son's financial aid .... bleh.
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One tiny purple coneflower amongst all the weeds. I love these flowers but I have a hard time getting them to grow!
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