As usual, I have so much going on that I have no time to actually sit and think about any one thing. That sounds kind of sad, but that is just the reality of life right now. Last week I was thinking a lot about the Vice Principal who forgot to drop off her daughter at daycare and she unfortunately died. My heart goes out to that mother. It's not the first case we have heard of like this and at first I thought--how could you forget your child? But, since, I have thought about how I will start driving and not really think about where I am going. Or I will drive somewhere and arrive, but not really remember driving there. Starting daycare last week, there are days that Kyle takes the kids in and there are days that I do. It's not that far of a jump to think about forgetting it was my turn, and just driving to my usual destination. I would really be a basket case about this, except that I have two children going to daycare and they are never sleeping on the way there. There's no quiet in that van, so it would be difficult to forget them-I'm actually thankful for this. Another relief to me is that I always have too many things that I have to carry around and they always get dumped in the back seat. It does really make me think about the pressures that mothers are under in our society.

After only a day and a half of daycare, Cameron spiked a fever over the weekend. However, I can't just blame daycare because we were in to the dr's office for Mikaela's checkup last week so he could have picked it up there. Yesterday was a Cami and Mommy day at home and all of my time was taken up making calls related to the house. Again, sad, but I know that in a month I will be blogging about my wonderful house and all of my free time...I'm thinking positively here about the free time!