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Wherein I am tuckered out.

It has been a busy week. It's always a busy week but this week I was also physically exhausted as well as mentally (usually I'm only mentally exhausted; it takes a lot to physically exhaust me). I was physically exhausted because (/drum roll) my job description has changed for the better. Without going into too many details I am now full-time, I love what I do and for the moment school is out of the question for me. I have plans for going back and have thought through several possible eventualities. I will also probably cry when school goes back into session. I will rejoice when finals arrive and I don't have to study. More importantly, I will have more energy for the kiddos and Damm. And time. And weekends!

But not right now. Still adjusting to this physically demanding schedule. So in the meantime enjoy the following art design:


Don't worry, the ink washes off as soon as they have a bath in the tub. My mother-in-law's idea:)

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