School, Family life and the Craziness of (Not enough hours in the day)

Addy started school this past week. She has done fairly well, considering the  transition that has occurred. Addy, struggled the first day with the anxiety of all the parents and students standing in one hallway. Not sure who ever thought it was a good idea to have all those people in one small area?
However, we made it to her class and shortly after she found her desk she was able to calm down.
Tuesday, she did leave the school shortly after being dropped off with her friends. Luckily, Sister Archer from our ward saw her walking home and assisted in relieving Addy's anxiety and she returned her to the school. (Many thanks to Sister Archer)
That brings us to the blessing, in the form of a teacher. Mrs. Robinette, a angel sent to us.. Addyson's teacher, she is going to be Addys safe person to go to at school. Mrs. Robinette called us Tuesday night, and she is going have Addy eat breakfast in her classroom, and she can help with chores, and be ready when the rest of the class arrives. Addy truly is lucky to have such a wonderful teacher!

Rylee, has continued to go to daycare at Holly Mellors. She loves, Holly's girls and the fun they have. This past week, one of Holly's girls was sick, Rylee was able to go to Shandas'. She loves Shanda's as well, with her daughters. It has been a blessing we have wonderful stay at home moms' that will watch my girls, when I am working, and Kevin is sleeping.

Kevin is still working, working. We hate the graveyard shift. Hate, yes it is a strong word, however completely accurate in the description for this ugly shift. We never see each other. Well, ok maybe that is a good thing sometimes :) We see each other on Saturdays after he wakes up and Sundays. He is with the girls on Mondays, Tuesdays and every other Wednesday. I wish we both had normal shifts, so we can have dinner together every night and a more blanched family life.

This past week I attended a symposium for work, in Park City. I sure missed my kidos, however I was grateful for the opportunity to attend mediation classes, and gain more insgit to techniques I can utilize with my clients.