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I feel for you! Our life is looking very similar right now! (And I love the part about them not needing matching socks! LOL)
Blessings
Michelle
It shows originality and that they're comfortable in their own skin, right? LOL Hoping you're out of your place of confusion soon!
LOL! Moves are always chaotic. That's why we've stayed in the same place for the last, um, 19 years. Still can't find anything, though. :-)
I hate moving! Nothing like having your life all boxed up. Praying it all goes smoothly and quickly, K!
Hilarious, K! This too shall pass though. The new school will be great for the kids and you'll get your brain back!
I feel a lot more accomplished today. I'll be glad when it's all over.
My son leaves for his freshman year of college tomorrow. Do you think he's started packing? Of course not! Let's wait to the last minute because Mom does not have enough to stress about!
Kristin, I totally feel for you. I'll be praying your move goes well and your family gets settled quickly.
Besides, you're in California--who needs socks! :-)
Lisa, I feel your pain. My son leaves today for college for the first time and only started packing yesterday. He was washing clothes at midnight last night. I asked for dirty clothes last week. I refuse to step in and take over. Just remember, in a couple of days we will miss their procrastinating ways.
Kristin,
My days are not much better than yours on school mornings and I have no move to blame. I hope each day gets better. It helps to keep your sense of humor. And pray-HARD.
OOoh so sorry to hear about college. I mean it's good news and all, but wow, that's hard to think about! I would not be motivated to pack them up! I shouldn't have implied the move was the trouble. It just adds to the trouble. We still would have had sock issues most likely. LOL
You need socks because feet sweat and stink in CA> LOL
With all of the transitions in our lives, my memory feels like swiss cheese. Sometimes my brain seems like it's shorting out on me.
Swiss cheese, that is perfect!!! it's going to get better!!
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