Jekyll Island, September, 2017 Seth has been looking forward to his school field trip to Jekyll Island for months. He's my THIRD child, but my baby and, oh, I find this hard. So, I came along. Kind of. I'm staying nearby, The blades are whirring just in case he needs me. I packed my usual "just-in-case" first-aid kit. Here are some of the items that I might have packed in his suitcase: An assortment of bandages, gauze, and tape 3M Coban wrap cleansing towelettes syringe of saline to cleanse a wound antibiotic ointment Benedryl ibuprofen insect repellent sunscreen cold medication antacids I'm too embarrassed to say what else I've also packed "just-in-case." I'll just leave it at there's no need to call in medical supplies for anyone. I have enough for the whole middle school. Have mercy, I need help. |
Shannon is hosting a backwards edition of what-works-for-me Wednesday , where you can ask for advice/ or suggestions instead of giving them. Yeah! I need some advice. David and I are really praying and considering homeschooling our boys, K4 and grades 2 and 6 —beginning this fall. Can anybody recommend a curriculum, either as a whole or as a subject, that you are crazy about that doesn’t make you crazy? Secondly, if you could give one tip for “survival” what would that be?
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