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3.07.2011

Making incorrect assumptions.


A children's museum in Tijuana. 


When I posted about taking classes and that it was going to be busy, I really had no idea what I was talking about.  I assumed that I would be busy.  I assumed that I would have to change our schedule a little.  I assumed that I would be able to continue doing everything as normal.  Now I know what assuming does.
 
I have been busy.  All of us have been really busy.  I study at night when Ben gets home, and while I study, he puts the kids to bed and cleans the kitchen (nice, huh?).   I have attempted to blog or write e-mails, but every time I try to get on the computer, or even look at the iPhone, the kids protest.  I am too tired to stay up past 9:30 or 10:00, which means there is no time for the computer.  I don't mind, but I have been out-of-touch with most everyone.  It will probably be that way for awhile.  The blog is going to be neglected, and it could be a few days, or it could be a few months. 
As I speak both of my children are crying for attention. 

We are alive and mostly well, just busy.
Take Care.

5 comments:

  1. The comments are on! The comments are on! The comments are on!

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  2. I'm so jealous that you are going back to school! My mom said something once that I cling to for everything: There is a time and season for everything. Right now, it's your time for school. Later, it will be your time for blogging and cleaning. And it's OKAY!

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  3. We understand - best of luck with school and everything else!

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  4. Yay! I can comment! Good luck managing your time, I'm sure you will get into a groove and your routine will adapt as you find the new norm. It is a great goal and you are a capable woman! Go Emily!!

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  5. The childrens museum looks like so much fun! Your boys are so adorable!! Good luck with the classes - that is awesome! Hope all is well, I love reading your blog.

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