Tell me about it...

So I just enjoyed reading a few blogs of family and friends. I can 100% relate to Anna's party of eight. Since this morning, here are a few singly insignificant things, yet when piled together they can become rather frustrating: On my way out the door, my cream of wheat exploded in the microwave...I put it in the sink and left for work; at school, I spent the entire morning in another teachers' classroom working out a few kinks and things for later this week. When the bell rang, I hadn't been to my classroom, the lights were off and I wasn't quite ready to start; Throughout the day, my students were just "off". I don't mean they weren't thinking or working hard because they were...I just mean - I had to remind the same five kids how to sit on the rainbow carpet (how long have we been doing this?) and I asked one student four times today to turn his voice off...OFF...not a peep! (it didn't help). After school I enjoyed some time with my sister at DSW shoes (FAB-U-LOUS). We hit a couple of other stores, too. When it was all said and done, I forgot that I couldn't buy clothes and shoes yet...priorities has been a trial of mine...shoes? food? (I used to pick shoes). Anyway...I made it home without incident. Luke is napping and I was enjoying blogging (as I said earlier). Since reading Anna's post, I forgot what the name of my blog was (duh!), I entered the wrong password...twice in a row, and I this entry is taking forever because I can't seem to get my fingers to work. I'm not complaining - I just find it humorous how many things (small things) can happen that make a seemingly perfect day a little less so. I think the weather is beginning to affect me in a negative way: I'm starting to close up and want to stay in bed where it's warm and cozy and quiet...Wanted: NANNY, just until Sprinter ends and Sprummer arrives. Pay: negotiable. Must be willing to teach Kindergarten, too.

Not really - I think a nap will suffice.