One of my favorite Superbowl commercials happens to be an excellent metaphor for my life right now.

Right now I’m trying to get everything ready we can start the school year strong after Labor Day. Except we never really quit the last school year. We have just over two weeks to get through the last half of the 20th century and cover the entire western half of the US in geography. (Fortunately, that’s just 14 states. Still.) Little Miss has also been doing extra work so that she can join an online Latin 2 class, so she’s actually looking forward to the slower pace of the regular school year

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I also have a bunch of extra meetings and training for some enrichment classes we’re taking at the private school. So finish up, get ready for homeschool, get ready for extra classes, sign up for all the extracurriculars, buy all the stuff required for these endeavors, and feed and clothe the family to boot. I’m a little frazzled, so right now the kids are watching Bedknobs and Broomsticks as part of their World War II history covering the Battle of Britain. Don’t judge me. (Or do, I’m too busy to notice.)

So . . . are you ready for the new school year?

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