Back to school and back to the everyday hectic awesomeness!

It is funny, we spend the last few weeks of the summer impatiently waiting for school to start, yet we get a few weeks in and cannot wait for a break from the everyday hustle and bustle! 

 The last few weeks have been a work in progress, getting used to new schedules and teachers and new activities and getting geared up for Scouts this year while both girls caught and are currently getting over a virus that seems to be going around! I guess that put a monkey wrench in our plans for perfect attendance this year. Oh well, we will just have to find something else to strive for!  

 Hoping that once everyone gets used to our new schedules this year things will calm down a bit and I might get that chance to sit down, relax and just have some time to think. Who am I kidding, I don't know how to just sit and relax, I can't help but be productive in one way or another!  Hoping for an awesome school year and lots of new adventures!

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