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JustJo · 07-08-2011, 07:41 AM

The gym and home before 8 a.m.?

I'm impressed!

Good morning everyone

I'm getting kind of a slow start today...thank goodness it's Friday (and payday, yay!). Tons to do today...lots for work and then even more to ensure that Rooster is ready for his trip. I'm a bit nervous...I know he'll be fine and have a great time, but putting my almost 14 year old in the hands of strangers for a week is

Lucky kiddo though....he gets to stay in the dorms at Georgetown, get cool lectures designed for the program by university professors, go to Ford's Theater, the International Spy Museum, tour all the DC monuments (in the evening when they're all lit up), tour Capitol Hill (and potentially meet his state senator or representative...the program is great about setting that up). I wish I could go!

We were looking at the schedule last night and they will be keeping him busy...breakfast from 7:15 to 8, then a day full of activity until 9 p.m., lights out by 10 or 10:30.

He gets a week of that...then off to his father in NY and some time to see his favorite Granny as well. I'll miss him, but I know it's good for him too. That'll be my mantra until he gets home in almost 6 weeks.

Hoping Zimmy's move goes well today and that you get all settled into your new place.

And a great day, and happy Friday, to everyone....the weekend's almost here!

07-08-2011, 07:41 AM	#3610
JustJo Infamous Member How Do You Identify?: pushy broad Preferred Pronoun?: she Relationship Status: Follow your heart; it knows things your mind cannot explain. Join Date: Jan 2010 Location: Southeast corner Posts: 5,633 My Photo Gallery Thanks: 24,417 Thanked 25,406 Times in 4,660 Posts Rep Power: 21474857	The gym and home before 8 a.m.? I'm impressed! Good morning everyone I'm getting kind of a slow start today...thank goodness it's Friday (and payday, yay!). Tons to do today...lots for work and then even more to ensure that Rooster is ready for his trip. I'm a bit nervous...I know he'll be fine and have a great time, but putting my almost 14 year old in the hands of strangers for a week is Lucky kiddo though....he gets to stay in the dorms at Georgetown, get cool lectures designed for the program by university professors, go to Ford's Theater, the International Spy Museum, tour all the DC monuments (in the evening when they're all lit up), tour Capitol Hill (and potentially meet his state senator or representative...the program is great about setting that up). I wish I could go! We were looking at the schedule last night and they will be keeping him busy...breakfast from 7:15 to 8, then a day full of activity until 9 p.m., lights out by 10 or 10:30. He gets a week of that...then off to his father in NY and some time to see his favorite Granny as well. I'll miss him, but I know it's good for him too. That'll be my mantra until he gets home in almost 6 weeks. Hoping Zimmy's move goes well today and that you get all settled into your new place. And a great day, and happy Friday, to everyone....the weekend's almost here! __________________ I'm not tall enough to ride emotional roller coasters