Monny2AE
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It's official- both my babies are in school now! Andrew started 3rd grade last Wednesday and Em started K today. She loved it and had a great day! I got a few text messages from the vice principal today letting me know how she was doing. It's a nice perk of having the vp's children in my daycare
She keeps an eye on my babies while I care for hers!
And I thought putting my baby on the bus for Kindergarten was hard today!
She keeps an eye on my babies while I care for hers! It's made a world of difference taking the supplements! I feel so much better. Now all I need is to get my tush in gear and start exercising on a regular basis.Kim...can't believe that baby is in Kindergarten!!!! you do have your hands full...the school calendar will work better for you I am thinkingGood thinking!! You will feel so much better with that magnesium!! I am sure with all of it, but I can speak for the mag~it even makes me not be so jumpy!
Awwwww how sweet! No future in cake design for your family I guess?Hi everyone! I'm keeping up, but just haven't had much time to post!
50 days and I will be at the world! I can't wait. My family treated me to a tour around the world for dinner each night this week -and some breakfasts too - we had Italian, Greek, French, German, Indian and Chinese food. Like my own food & wine festival. But I didn't drink wine.
Then they made me a cake - one section was a map of the world - all blue and green. The other was supposed to be spaceship earth, but they didn't consult the cake engineers, so it didn't stay in the shape of a ball. It is in pieces in a container now! It was a great idea, just lacking in the execution.
Kim - glad to hear it wasn't too serious - those kids will give you stress, so be careful!
Hope you all have a good weekend. We have one more week before school starts - although Sarah's been going to band all week for a few hours a day. It's so strange to us that so many other places start so early. Around here it goes back to tourism and farming. Those industries fought for legislation to keep kids from starting before the seasons were over for tourism and helping on the farm. I guess Labor Day is somehow magic that way, so we don't start until the day after. Some charter schools do though.
When are you considering in January? We're tossing around either January 19-26 or the first week in May. I just got the kids school calendar and there is a week in each month that we might be able to swing it so they don't miss much school. It's still all up in the air yet though.Thanks. I'm really thinking something in the Magic Kingdom area is the best choice for us for this trip. Not only will DS be 2 1/2, but we're trying for another little one, so I'd probably be in my second trimester, and it will be the last time we'll be able to get DS in while he's free. It might be worth it to save the monorail for when we have two, but the Wilderness Lodge does look nice. Right now I'm hoping for 10 nights, but I'm not sure of our budget. It might make more sense to do a moderate (probably Port Orleans) for such a long trip.
I don't think I'd enjoy being in the tower at CR for the same reason I might not be requesting a "bear face room" at the Wilderness Lodge, I like to feel as if I have the whole place to myself. I'm abnormal though. I really enjoyed being all the way out in Barbados at CBR, because it meant the only time we really ran into other people was when we went to the food court.
I'm having the hardest time with this trip, because it's not as straight forward as the ones we've gone on in the past. I want it to be long, because I think we need a relaxing vacation as a family, especially if I'm due to have another. We're planning on only getting the AFS tickets though, which only give us 4 days in the main parks (hence skipping Epcot in favor of the Magic Kingdom). I'm considering adding WP&M, instead of Park Hoppers, but I'm not sure if January is the best time to plan on trying a water park for the first time.
We're also considering going off to Universal in favor of the IoA Harry Potter area. I know going with a 2 1/2 year old while pregnant isn't the best time for Universal either, but I don't think I'll mind.
I'm thinking we might be able to pull off a full open day for a trip that long. Both the Wilderness Lodge and Port Orleans have a lot of resort activities that we could take part in on a "day off."
I'm prone to attempting to do too much...
I've extended the offer to my sister to meet us down there, so we can help her get some of the AFS tickets. She doesn't take advantage of having in-laws with a house in Orlando half as much as I would if I was in the same situation.
Packing Dan up to leave for school today - sad day.... I miss him so much when he is gone... don't miss the extra laundry, high food bills though... looking forward to seeing him at the first tournament of the season though on September 5th...
And I thought putting my baby on the bus for Kindergarten was hard today! There's no such thing as too many trips to Target.Good morning everyone! This week has been a strange one for me. My weekend trip really messed me up and I never knew what day it was! I've also been super tired....it could be from waking up early all weekend and staying up WAY too late. That mixed with the unbelievable humidity really did a number on me. I feel like I still have tons to do before our trip. I made a big trip to Target the other day. I wanted to make sure I was stocked up on everything I purchase from there so I don't have to keep running around in the weeks leading up to vacation. Well, I forgot a bunch of stuff so I had to make another trip yesterday. I feel like every time I get home and put everything away, I realize that I forgot something. AHHH!!!!
I still have no idea what day Madison starts school. I can't remember if it's the Tuesday or Wednesday after Labor Day. We haven't received our school calendar in the mail yet...I think it might be late?I picked up some new jeans and a few shirts for her. It's still pretty warm here in September, so no need for sweaters yet. Since her birthday is in October, I typically buy her cold weather clothes then. I also need to schedule her birthday party. We're going to do an indoor pool party at the University of Buffalo....she went to a party there in March and it was awesome. $100 for 3 hours, 3 lifeguards and as many kids as you want.
You can bring in your own food and cake too. Awesome!
Hope that everyone is doing well! We're a whole lot of crazy over here!!!![]()
I don't think I'd even know where to begin planning for a trip that's not to Disney! Scotland sounds beautiful though. It's on my list of places I'd eventually like to visit.Lol... you guys are funny.... It is a surprise trip to Scotland for my husband for his 50th birthday! His birthday is in October but both kids wanted to come and they will not be done with school until May so that is when we are going.... we will also be celbrating Maggie's graduation from graduate school.
I will tell you something... I can put together a Disney trip in about 1 1/2 hours... this trip to Scotland has been kicking my butt... Here is the plan... we fly out of Buffalo (as that is eaiest for our daughter) on May 9th. Arrive in Glasgow, Scotland on the 10th
. Our plan is to stay in Glasgow for the day. We will be staying at the Hilton. The next day (May 11) we leave and head north to Inverness... sight seeing along the way. The boys will be playing golf late that afternoon (Daniel has made all the golf reservatoins - and I have paid for them...
). Maggie and I will tour Inverness. We will be spending the night in a B&B just outside Inverness that night. May 12 we head to Aberdeen Scotland - we will spend two days here... the boys are golfing at the new Trump course and Daniel is very excited about that. Then we head to St. Andrews where we will spend three nights
. Then off to Edinburg for the final leg of our trip. When I have more details about what we might be doing I will share
... but I am late for a walk thru on a clsoing so I will have to keep you hanging...
have a good afternoon all....

I picked up some new jeans and a few shirts for her. It's still pretty warm here in September, so no need for sweaters yet. Since her birthday is in October, I typically buy her cold weather clothes then. I also need to schedule her birthday party. We're going to do an indoor pool party at the University of Buffalo....she went to a party there in March and it was awesome. $100 for 3 hours, 3 lifeguards and as many kids as you want.
... Here is the plan... we fly out of Buffalo (as that is eaiest for our daughter) on May 9th. Arrive in Glasgow, Scotland on the 10th
. Our plan is to stay in Glasgow for the day. We will be staying at the Hilton. The next day (May 11) we leave and head north to Inverness... sight seeing along the way. The boys will be playing golf late that afternoon (Daniel has made all the golf reservatoins - and I have paid for them...
. Then off to Edinburg for the final leg of our trip. When I have more details about what we might be doing I will share
... but I am late for a walk thru on a clsoing so I will have to keep you hanging...

We are scheduled to land at 8:45am and that puts a smile on my face.
I don't think I would like it!! It's a hassle to say the least, huh! But lots of good travels coming up for you!!!