First let me begin by saying, I don't remember having college breaks while I was in college, but who ever thought of this-was a FANTASTIC PERSON!
Both daughters have been in for fall breaks :( just not at the same time. Which in this case was great! I got to spend good, quality time with both girls, and I didn't feel I cheated one daughter.
Daughter #2 had fall break last week. Even though the univ was closed for a full week, she had to return early for basketball practice. Ugh! However, we did have fun. She had to keep training for basketball on break so she ran 2-3 miles daily (thankfully I was at school while she did this--school came first here --you know :)). Then she had to practice her shooting skills--shoot at least 500 times a day--again a huge thanks to Charlie for all his rebounding skills. I was left with the important stuff--like just plain talking and watching television together. Now this is important stuff!! We watched her favorite show Dancing with the Stars which I had never watched before. During commercial breaks, I had to show her 'my dance'moves. I didn't realize why she was so quiet as I danced--then it hit me. She had been recording me the entire time. Sneaky daughter #2 is what she is. Daughter #2 got to spend the day with grandson as he celebrated his birthday at Chuck E Cheese.
:( when she had to leave on Wednesday.
On Friday as I was teaching, I look up and there was daughter #1--what a nice surprise. Her fall break had started. That evening we made plans to go ---shopping! this is our favorite thing to do together. I mostly looked around while she shopped and shopped and shopped. When the van became full of packages, we decided to call it quits and head home.
Sunday was a gorgeous day. Temperatures still very warm, and we decided to cook out. Of course, we cooked her favorite-chicken. Then we settled in the swing to relax and talk.
She has to leave Tuesday :(
Both girls are different-one is sporty-and all she wants to do is relax and watch television, and the other daughter is by herself and studies constantly and she wants to do something-she is like a wild animal out of a cage-can't sit still. Even though both girls weren't home at the same time (which I know they both would have like this better), I enjoyed my time with both. Sometimes a mom just needs time separate with both girls.
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