Two Scoops.

Tired.

  

This is my schedule for the last 3-ish days:

5:30-Wake up and go running/work out (and maybe go back to sleep for an hour).

6:15-Shower.

6:30-Wake up kids/finish getting ready.

6:45-Really wake up kids/make them eat breakfast.

7:15-leave for school drop off's.

7:45-kids off to school, onto job #2.

8:00-check in at job #2.

(enter scenes of me filing, answering phones, greeting patients, learning dental lingo, etc...)

1:00-lunch.

(sometimes lunch with mom, sometimes pick up kids for early release, sometimes take care of sick kids, maybe run a few errands)

2:30-go to pick up kids from school.

3:00-3rd grade homework.

4:00-Enter the middle schoolers/7th and 8th grade homework.

4:30-drive to tutoring appointment/soccer practice.

5:30/5:45-dinner.

6:00-8:00-games or movie or mutual.

8:00-3rd grade bed time.

9:00-7th and 8th grade bed time.

9:30-GRE study/HGTV fix.

10:30/11:30-bed.

Repeat.

A few more times in a row.

And then every once in a while (like tonight), I actually get to sleep in my own apartment.

Whew.

 Tired.

Conclusion: I have 2 jobs, I live pretty much equal time between the house I nanny at and my own apartment, I split my social time between my family and my friends, I even have 2 callings.  It's all about balance right?

Question: So I'm just wondering... where's the two boys vying for my attention??

I mean wouldn't that just bring a complete balance to my life?
I'm already juggling two helpings of everything else!

And I wouldn't mind at all two extra scoops of that. 

Juuuust sayin.

Grateful for: A second job! Such a blessing! And visiting teachers, and home teachers.  And also Kerby-Lane-gluten-free-pancake-lunch-breaks with my Mom, and perfectly-timed (and much-needed) calls from my roommate, and the fact that both my immediate family and also my absolutely wonderful extended family live close enough for me to see them a lot.  Very grateful.

Quote of the day: "Seize the moment. Remember all those women on the Titanic who waved off the dessert cart."   ~Erma Bombeck