Busy Day Ahead.

Looks bad for the future of my having scrap-time today. I know what you are thinking... well, MAYBE if you would stay off of the computer for more than five seconds then you would be able to get something done. Although that may be a contributing factor, that is not the main reason that I don't get anything done. I just cannot relax enough to get anything done when my house is a disaster. And, let's face it... with three children it never stays clean. A good friend of mine, Jenn, compared cleaning the house with small children to shoveling a driveway in a blizzard. It just does no good. I tend to agree. Anywho, on with the day...

I had to get up to go to MUFFINS FOR MOMS at Bryan's school at 7:00 AM. Which means, of course, that I had to get up by 5:30 to get me ready and him ready to go. Then, I came home and had to feed Max and give him one of his many medications. Now, hubby is giving him a shower before we have to go pick his car up from the mechanic until we can save up enough $$$ to have it fixed and we have to pay for the tests that they already did which is 40 to 60 bucks. Still don't have the exact number on that one. Then, I have to go to the library to pick up some books that I placed on hold and get Bryan some books to read over the weekend since he has not been keeping up with his reading log he has 125 minutes to do before Monday. Yipppeee! Next comes the wonderful trip to the WIC office to pick up Kaelyn's vouchers and go to a class--which is really BORING! I then have the joy of going grocery shopping! YEAH! Great fun, right? Yep, great fun! That should leave me with just enough (I am talking MINUTES here) to get back home unload groceries and pick up Bryan so that I can get home in time for hubby to leave for work. Ahhhh, the joys of having only one car!

But, like I said in the post before, I guess I should start being thankful that I have a car at all. Many folks don't have that much, right? I have 3 relatively healthy kids, a husband that works without complaining about it, a place to live (even if it is too small and a rental), clothes, food, and extended family that is great and really helpful.