Soooo.....quick rundown of my life currently. I have an (almost) 16 year old daughter - who is absolutley WONDERFUL. And by wonderful, I mean she is NOT me at 16. She has a great head on her shoulders...and I think I can trust her. That said - she started pre-school 11 years ago. *sigh* which my husband pointed out today as we took our 'baby' to pre-school.
I was completely convinced that people who cry on the first day of their kids' school were total DORKS. Yeah, I LOST it today. I'm talking about full-blown bawling. MY BABY - Rogan - started school today. As we left, Kent said, "I didn't think you'd cry". I said, "yeah, me neither.....can we have another baby????" He said no. :(
Avery - my (almost) 10 year old got his football uniform today for mighty-mite football. I don't even LIKE football. I predict the first time he gets tackled, he will quit. I hope and pray I'm wrong, but I just don't see him being a football jock. He ROCKS at soccer (best on the team, if I say so myself) so I know he'll do great - but I still worry. AND - he wants his Uncle Bubby to coach - he can't, but still - that was HUGE!!!
Tristan is so.....grown-up. Got his hair done, and is such a 'little man' I can't stand it. Growing up - all of them. *sigh* He is in SIXTH GRADE already.
And I got my school books today for my first semester back as a college student. I was okay until I opened the 'statistics' book. *YIKES* I don't even know what some of those symbols mean. I literally started sobbing uncontrollably. I think the emotions were running high today. First the pre-school thing....then...that one thing....then the books. I feel like I'm in over my head, and I'm sinking. THEN - my new best-friend-that-is-my-twin talked me down. We went over a few problems in the statistics book, and I feel more in control. I have support, and people who love me that will help! :)
All that aside, I'm just an emotional wreck lately. Not working and getting 1/4 on unemployment than what I USED to make working is getting to me. We are getting by, but some bills have been pushed back. When I get my school money - it will take care of that- but still....I feel like a loser. If my kids were going to actually HURT b/c of it, I would say 'screw all that' and get a job, but in the long run - this will work out for the best. When I graduate and get have my degree, I'll be making the big bucks - Kent can go to part time and help with the winery....and we'll all be happy! What is keeping me afloat is knowing that I have earned TWO scholarships, and that alone paid for school. I am worth it. Lots of work ahead, but I can do it.
Looking for the good in life - I have my baby Sammy I need to visit (soon I hope!). I have a birthday coming up - Laury too! (she's my twin) and we will have a great time together! :) Kent and the boys will be going to Metallica in September....so they'll be happy. AND - I have a few more episodes of HOUSE to watch to be completely caught up for the new season. (it's the little things)
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Pics of the first day of school shall be posted later...
~ Misty
Tuesday, August 25, 2009
Changes in life...
Knowledge imparted by Mistry at 1:37 AM
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I dropped Statistics the first time I took it because I was so lost and had such a bad grade. The second time I focused and didn't miss a single class and aced it. You can do it. :) Sit in the front of the class (away from the dorky 18 y/o's who think they are too cool to sit in the front) and pay attention. You'll do fine. Just don't miss any classes or meet with the instructor to go over what you missed if you do.
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