Both, actually. We’ve officially entered the month where, in years past, the girls and I would begin tapering off of the school routine, playing a lot more, and relaxing. As we’re still on the schedule for the two-day/week school, we still have three weeks to go. Three weeks full-steam ahead. Mayday, Mayday!
Other signs of May for us include extra rehearsals/practices for everything we’re involved in, making the evenings a really fun time to navigate and bringing a whole new meaning to playing “parenting tag” with Craig. Usually everything has a once a week practice/rehearsal, or in the case of school, twice each week. Here are our next three weeks:
- This week: school, ballet, choir, school, choir, ballet, ballet recital – ballet done!
- Next week: school, choir, school, choir, choir performance – choir done!
- Third week: school, school performance, school, school picnic – school done!
Also sandwiched in here are three phone conferences for Classical Conversations (I’m starting a group for next year, so I have to go through training), a third-of-a-semester’s worth of Ancient and Medieval Church History for Craig, three graduations to attend, two graduation parties, and the possibility of a whole family check-in to the local psych ward.
To say I’m giddy about four weeks from now is a serious understatement. We just have to tuck our heads and run through the next three weeks to get there. Wish us luck.
speaking as someone who just made it thro’ a madhouse few months, i’ll be praying for you as you try to wisely survive this month of insanity.
i survived and am enjoying my 2 week pause b/f starting a new job next mon.:) m
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Oh. my. gosh.
I was going to write a post about how May is the most insane month of the year. The field trips, concerts, picnics, projects, presentations, teas, etc…are relentless. Relentless. It bears repeating.
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Megan – So, you are starting a CC group! I’m so impressed! You don’t let anything stand in your way, do you? 🙂
You go, Girl!
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