It's a marathon, not a sprint.

Yesterday morning my 3yr old and 6 yr old made me breakfast. This consisted of raisin bran crunch with no milk but in a bowl with a spoon.(we were out of milk) and a french toast eggo thing that the oldest fixed in the toaster.

Oh, and syrup, lots of syrup. The entire fork was sticky and the food was sorta cold but I thanked them and ate some of the french toast. Did I mention the syrup?

It was very nice and thoughtful though and touched me, that they got together and made me breakfast.

Tuesday, took care of registering the oldest for 2nd grade and went to fill out a application with my old company. Then went and toured some daycare places that had pre-k programs.

Zoe is very excited about school and seems less stressed about seperation anxiety than I am.

On a good note, the two places we visited the per weekly prices for a full time care were not bad. Less than we expected (about $150/wk 6am-6pm) and then K's school has an after school program that's about $40 bucks a week.

Exciting times!

ljaqua looks very cool. Almost like a screen saver and then you can click on different subjects. Might be addictive.

Oh and cute cake. Me and sanders agreed that we'd just use yellow cake mix and cocoa powder(with a little sugar added to the powder) instead of from scratch.

I made pineapple upside down cupcakes earlier this week. They turned out pretty good for my first try. Not too sweet and very yummy. I made myself sick the first night after I took them out of the oven by eating about four of them.

Off to work on my ficathon story and other things.