Tomorrow though, May does finally arrive! We only have fourteen student days remaining. That doesn't make me sad at all. In addition to all of the crap we have dealt with at school, life in the world, and especially our country, feels really, really hard. Gas this week jumped an entire dollar and is $4.99/gal. It's almost double what we were paying just six weeks ago. This comes at a time when Andrew is starting to contemplate retiring from teaching, and when my school's enrollment was already struggling, and these gas prices won't help. Things feel precarious.
I'm going to try to remember that each day, I "get to." I get to wake up and spend the day with great kids and co-workers who are literally the best on earth, and then I get to come home and spend an evening in a house I love with my awesome husband and our fabulous pets. And if I'm really lucky, I might even get to hang out with my kids from time-to-time. I should wake up each day and be glad for whatever I "get to" do, so that is going to be my goal. And the first day of May seems like a great day to start.
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