I'm at 7 days to departure...driving from Michigan...arriving on 4/3.
My next 7 days are going to FLY by

.
Here's what it looks like....
Tomorrow: Work 2:30pm until 4:30am (but I rarely get out much before 5am)
Saturday: Up at 11:30am, visit with DH and kids, get ready for work at 2:30pm.
Sunday: Hopefully sleep in a little, get up around noon....supervise DH while he packs his stuff and finish preparing the girls' "travel bags" (their toys and such for the car ride)
Monday: Up at 6:15am...DD6 to school at 7:15am...DD4 to school at 8:45am...Suburban to detailers at 9:15am...hang out at parents' house without a car...pick up DD4 at 11:15am...pick up DD6 at 3pm...DD6 Dr. appt at 3:30pm...pick up Suburban at 5:30pm...DH home from work at 6pm....dinner, final "briefing"....BED!
Tuesday (SUCKS!!): Up at 6:15am...DD6 on bus at 7:15am...HOPEFULLY, crawl back into bed for a few hours IF DD4 will sleep in....DD4 picked up by mom at noon...back to work by 2:30 and hopefully out on time at 4:30am.
Wednesday: Sleep in as late as I can! Up by 12:30....out the door to work by 2 and working until 4:30am (hopefully....I know that this will be the night I get the super late call that gets me out at 6am!)
Thursday: I'll be up by 11am, unless I get out of work late, then I'll just stay up...DD6 on the bus at 7:15 (DH does this for me)...DH takes DD4 and the dogs to the kennel (the dogs stay...DD4 is coming with us

) to drop them off between 10 and noon...I'll hit the grocery store to buy the items for the cooler and we'll head to my parents' house when DH and DD4 return from the kennels....at 3pm, we'll pick up DD6 from school and hit the road by 3:30pm. We have a hotel booked about an hour south of Indianapolis so we should be ready for bed by 10pm. I can sleep in the car, though, so that will help.
PHEW!! When I write it all out, I think I will definitely need a vacation!

I don't know when I am going to sleep!

I'm like those kids in the Disney commercial...."I'm too excited to sleep!"


...except it's more "trip anxiety" than excitement.