It Don't Add Up!

Here's the math: two adults, two children, and only one car. On the other side of that equation is a mass of confusion and a lot of extra driving around. But that's the situation at the Brooks household until sometime next week. Karen's car is in the shop for major repairs before it can pass its annual inspection, and until then we are a one-car family.

And, of course, it's that time of the year when the boys start up scouting and clubs, and have school events to attend and appointments with doctors. It's a good thing I have a good calendar program.

The boys are settling back into the school routine, and so am I, making sure homework gets done, backpacks get packed, dinner gets on the table, and children get to bed.

But it will be a lot easier when we have Karen's car back.