Hitting the wall

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All of a sudden, I'm bloody exhausted. Like, bone-deep. And I don't know why. It hasn't been that busy a weekend - we had D&D, ninja_kat and Mr. ninja_kat over for dinner yesterday and Justin's first birthday party this aft, plus various odd things here and there - nothing out of the ordinary.

It may have been Justin's absolute freneticism for the last four days. Or perhaps Daniel's unstoppable motor mouth. Or Chris being somewhat off because of some work stuff. Who knows. All I know is that right now what I'd like to do most in the entire world is go to sleep for about three days.

Instead, I'll go work on the second draft of my final Drafting assignment.

Chris: So, you're going to have a draught while you work on your second draft of Drafting?
Me: Yeah, I'll have a draught while sitting in a draft and drafting the second draft of my Drafting assignment.
Chris: Oh, ouch. I think you hurt something with that one.


Later Edit: And you know, I would feel sorry for myself, except that at least I don't have 1590 cookies to bake. Sarah, I'm boggling. And the most mind-boggling part of that to me is that if anybody can turn that into a positive experience, it's you.

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1590

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I'll be just fine. With that many cookies I've given up the idea that the kids will do most of the work - they'll be involved at every stage, but I will no longer be trying to make it a kid-focused project. And I chose my cookies carefully. Three can be made ahead and frozen. Yesterday we made 385 gingerbread cookies in 3 hours. The kids helped for a bit, then wandered away. It wasn't overwhelming. Rainer was a huge help - I don't know how chipper I'd be feeling if I didn't know I could count on his full participation. I'm a little worried about having enough containers for freezing things in. I mean, hundreds of cookies!

But I'll be ok. You, on the other hand, need ~~~~~~virtual chocolate~~~~~

:-)
Sarah