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Swamped

I picked up the grand children on Friday and delivered them back to their mother on Sunday afternoon.  In the mean time, or at the same time, I am wrapping up a major project with a deadline of Monday. 

What ever was I thinking?  My organizing an event brain has not been used that much lately.  I may be in over my head.  Well, in a few days, I will have something to write about.

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  1. What ever were you thinking? That's how I feel when I have my life and I also have my grandchildren.

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    1. Oh my goodness, a sleep-over as well. You must have been exhausted.

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  2. Well, whatever it is or was, I wish you good luck! Lol.

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  3. I am impressed you could do two things at once, especially when one of them was entertaining young uns. That can be all consuming.
    Hang in there.

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  4. Love having my little guy, but I, too, really can't do too much else when he's here.
    Peace,
    Muff

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  5. Yikes, that sounds exhausting. No grandkids here, nor will there be, at least until the two adult children actually leave home for good!

    Hope your event planning goes well!

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  6. I am bad at organizing events. I like to do just do my little projects. Once it comes to delegating, etc. I am a disaster.

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  7. You can do it! It is like riding a bike, it will all come back to you! Hopefully, before the event! Good Luck!

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