Is any one else suffering from "SUMMER BRAIN"?
Changes in routine throw me off big time.
So far we have missed piano lessons, been too early or too late to different events,
Have to be in two or more places at once, lack of communication with the car pool to Scout camp.
And the list goes on and I think you all get the picture!
This is what I call Summer Brain.
To many things to do with no routine to any of it so it seems to confusing to me.
But by far the most stressful thing to me is to have to feed and water our neighbor's chickens while they are away.
Last year on the second day of watching the critters one of the chickens up and dies.
Needless to say this devastated my son.
This year when they asked him to feed and water the chickens I suggested we sign a 'Hold Harmless" agreement....we all laughed.....
Then they added while you are there could you feed and water our turtle.
How hard could a turtle be to watch?
We let the critter out of his box to stretch his legs.
I left my son to watch him while I double checked the chickens.
I walk back and my son is standing in front of this dead tangled bush that is HUGE!
Then he says "The turtle escaped!"
I look at him blankly thinking and asking "HOW?"
This lead to a 40 minute search, were we found him under all these dead tangled branches digging for his life to hide. He is camouflaged so well the military would be jealous!
I have the branches all pulled back, straining my back. We finally see the turtle and my son refuses to "PICK UP OR DISTURB NATURES CRITTERS", as I am yelling it is a freaking PET!!!
Hurting my back in the bedlam. It has been difficult to find a comfortable position.
*^%&* KIDS and TURTLE!
(I must admit I was amazed to see how fast that turtle could move once he smelled freedom!)
I am hoping to survive summer--this is only the first full week into it.
I am already wishing school would start soon, nothing like wishing your life away.
Please everyone have a nap for me!
Enjoy your day,
Barb
