is it nutsy that i feel comforted by this routine? is it even more nutsy that the children are? in any case, it is working and i feel more freedom than i have in quite some time. i'm looking forward to finding a job from 08:15 to 15:45 so i can continue this schedule even while working. i truly enjoy sending the children off and receiving them each day. perhaps it is the old-fashioned training we all received, but it feels wholesome and right.Morning
- 07:00: wake up, roll over, listen for the boys, wonder what time it is.
- 07:02: boys come into my room and bring their stuffed animals to me for the day's keeping
- 07:07: brush teeth, get dressed, bathroom routine, waking up conversations
- 07:17: breakfast and table talk
- 07:37: pack up backpacks with lunches and folders
- 07:45: find shoes and socks
- 07:50: put on shoes and socks
- 08:00: hugs and kisses on the way out the door with the car pool.
Afternoon
- 15:45: make snacks for the table
- 16:00: receive jax and boys to table and snacks and conversation
- 16:20: wave good-bye to jax
- 16:25: check folders for notes and homework
- 16:30: homework or playtime (typically also when Tiger checks his email)
- 18:15: make dinner
- 18:30: set table and serve dinner
- 18:45: eat dinner and talk
- 19:15: clear table and do dished
- 19:30: bath routine
- 20:00: reading time
- 21:00: lights out
Friday, September 09, 2005
settling in
after a short week, it seems we have settled into a schedule:
♥
Heidi
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Nothing nutsy about that at all. Robert Heinlien once said something to the effect that the true purpose of society is to protect pregnant women and children; everything else is gravy. It may be a little “old-fashioned,” but in the end, what you are doing right now is what really matters. Just glad to be of some help in your efforts.
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