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May. 2nd, 2011 04:19 pmOn the death of Osama bin Laden:
"Thou Who didst pray for them that crucified Thee, O Lord, Lover of the souls of men, and Who didst command Thy servants to pray for their enemies, forgive those who hate and maltreat us, and turn our lives from all harm and evil to brotherly love and good works. For this we humbly bring our prayer, that with one accord and one heart we may glorify Thee Who alone lovest mankind."
And on to other things:
I just spent two hours registering the girls for stuff and coordinating their schedules. It is crazy. The reality is they are not doing that much. I do not feel that they are over scheduled AT ALL. It is just that with three of them, with totally different interests and activities, things can get out of hand. Most weeks there is only one or two activities going on for the whole summer, like a volleyball class for Maria one day a week and gymnastics two days a week, all on different days. So really it isn't bad. But with the camps they all chose, we end up with a couple of intense weeks. For instance, the week of June 13th...Zoe will have to be dropped off at a nature center where she will do a three hour camp starting at 9am. We will pick her up at noon, probably do a picnic lunch in order to get Luci to the Central Library in time for her theater camp at 1pm. The way these places are situated, I can't come back home, eat lunch, and get Luci back up to the library in time. Luci is done at 5pm, so we will pick her up and on Tuesday and Thursday, go straight to Zoe's gymnastics. Ugh. I guess on those days, I'll feed Zoe before we go pick up Luci or something. Or pack dinner again. That week is going to be painful as far as meals go. But I think that is the worst week. As I said, it really won't be that bad.
I hope.
"Thou Who didst pray for them that crucified Thee, O Lord, Lover of the souls of men, and Who didst command Thy servants to pray for their enemies, forgive those who hate and maltreat us, and turn our lives from all harm and evil to brotherly love and good works. For this we humbly bring our prayer, that with one accord and one heart we may glorify Thee Who alone lovest mankind."
And on to other things:
I just spent two hours registering the girls for stuff and coordinating their schedules. It is crazy. The reality is they are not doing that much. I do not feel that they are over scheduled AT ALL. It is just that with three of them, with totally different interests and activities, things can get out of hand. Most weeks there is only one or two activities going on for the whole summer, like a volleyball class for Maria one day a week and gymnastics two days a week, all on different days. So really it isn't bad. But with the camps they all chose, we end up with a couple of intense weeks. For instance, the week of June 13th...Zoe will have to be dropped off at a nature center where she will do a three hour camp starting at 9am. We will pick her up at noon, probably do a picnic lunch in order to get Luci to the Central Library in time for her theater camp at 1pm. The way these places are situated, I can't come back home, eat lunch, and get Luci back up to the library in time. Luci is done at 5pm, so we will pick her up and on Tuesday and Thursday, go straight to Zoe's gymnastics. Ugh. I guess on those days, I'll feed Zoe before we go pick up Luci or something. Or pack dinner again. That week is going to be painful as far as meals go. But I think that is the worst week. As I said, it really won't be that bad.
I hope.
