Both an ode to my husband and to the delish fruit!
Hubby took all three boys to McD's and the zoo this morning while I took the CBEST exam. While I wasn't keen on him spending money (we had plenty of breakfast stuff here), I'm working on choosing my battles. I was almost late (or so I thought) to the exam, but hubby was a sweetheart and made sure I had coffee this morning (which I really needed!) Not to mention, he also had the boys share one breakfast, and didn't get suckered into M wanting a toy or soda/juice (he gave both boys water instead).
The peaches we got at the farmers stand only lasted a day at home-all of us found one (or more), and devoured them! Given the fact that we had loaded up on veggies (which were all devoured last night in an awesome dinner dish), we're headed back there in the morning for more. One thing's for sure, I'm going to miss my vegetable stand come winter. I already told hubby that I'm planning on making batches of veggie dishes that can be prepped and frozen in the coming weeks. It'll make the summer bounty last a little longer.
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I was thinking about you today taking the CBEST. How did it go? Look at all these potential opportunities cropping up for you. That must feel nice.
The CBEST was hard-then again, I'm not one for test taking. I reviewed my math skills over the past week, and took a practice CBEST test online so I would have an idea what to expect. I had a throbbing headache for hours-hubby said because it was so intense and I was so focused, but still-I hope I passed, so I don't have to go through the anxiety again.
As for the opportunities, I'm a bit nervous over what will happen in the coming weeks. Its hard not to dwell on it (finding out about the job, passing the exam) but its out of my hands at this point. I'll just keep plugging ahead-and enjoy the time I have with the kids. For some reason, it seems like the 3 boys are growing too fast right now.
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