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Getting into the groove

Had a strange realization last night. Newborns and teenagers have much more in common than I realized. That's all I will say about that.
Well this is our 3rd (2nd full) week of school and it seems like we are starting to get into a sort of schedule now, thankfully. Getting up at 6 is a little crazy but if I have any plans I have to shower then. It also helps the day start better. I make the kids and Shane's lunches and usually try to have a hot breakfast ready too. Hopefully it really does help them stay focused longer like I've read. The last few weeks for me have been crazy busy but it looks like things will finally be settling down. I've got the baby napping (in his own bed!) trying to catch up on the house. Feeling like I finally have a little extra time on my hands I'm thinking about revamping the kitchen. I've had the red since I was out on my own but I might try to kind of blend it with the rest of the house and take it a little calmer with some greens. Well with a little ingenuity and repurposing I might be able to do it without spending much if anything. That's my goal for the next two months. I also want to set up my printer to scan. I hear it's easy I just haven't gotten around to it yet.

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