Disassembling Our Daycare

Today is the first day of summer that I got to sleep in as long as I wanted.

I know, I know.

How sad!

Lazy summer mornings are one of the hugest perks of being a stay home mom.

I rejoiced the day that all of my kids were old enough to take care of themselves in the morning.

In fact I parented with the notion of them being independent enough to get their own breakfast and play a DVD all by themselves.

And, whala, they prefer to wake up around nine and get themselves a bowl of cereal while watching a movie.

And this works great for us because I prefer to sleep until 10 a.m.

Especially when I am still recovering from a long road trip.

The Clarke's are moving and so we no longer get to watch Adriana.

Abigail is going to miss losing a couple strands of here from time to time.

And Brayden is going to be spending the rest of this month with his auntie while his pregnant mother finishes out her last few weeks of work.

Bella will really miss having someone else around who is smaller than her and worships the ground that she walks on.

And Sophia, she is just going to miss the babies all together.

She is the most natural nurturer that I have ever known.

She would stop whatever she was doing to care for one of them, and I didn't even have to ask.

She takes after her Grammy in so many ways.

We are sure going to miss having these guys around.

Especially when school starts when I won't be able to sleep in anyway.

I really need some more kids fast!!!

Anyone willing to give us a toddler who sleeps through the night?

I don't want to work with my husband every day.

I love him to pieces but I want to enjoy the time I spend with him.

Taking his orders as a paralegal has the potential of ruining our date nights.

Anyone willing to work as a paralegal for free so that I can go to the spa everyday?

After nine years of child rearing, and a summer daycare I think I deserve it, don't you?

Schucks, I better go and buy some business attire.