Two years ago, I paid a company to do the work of prepackaging the. Last year, I missed the order deadline for that magical option, started developing hives at the thought of my ADHD frazzle brain taking four children to Target hell to dig up specific colors of one-subject, wide-ruled spiral notebooks and many more equally specific items, and hired a college-aged neighbor to do the shopping for me.
sure doesn’t guarantee it will stay that way. Any way you look at it – no matter what part of the world you live in and what type of scenario you find your kids learning in – it’s gonna be a weird year. All we can hope for is doing today to the best of our ability, then repeating again tomorrow.the troll instructs doing the “next right thing.” Later in the movie, this advice guides Anna when she’s in her darkest despair. She totally sings a song about it.
Today I bought school supplies. Tomorrow my kids are taking them to school. A month from now they might be back home. All we can do is the next right thing based on the information we have at our disposal. My hope is that we can learn from this pandemic to fully do the moment we’re in , to do the next right thing without looking back, and, also, to do kitchen cartwheels just for the hell of it every once in a while.