Only 2 more days of getting the kiddos (McKay and Kimball) out the door by 8:15. I have high hopes that we'll all sleep in until 8:30 every day and that we'll wake up to a clean house and no dishes in the sink. That would be delightful. Maybe if I think about it at night when I'm going to sleep then I can dream about it. That would be almost delightful.
Hailie (our Korean exchange student) leaves on Saturday. She's going to Toronto for the summer to take English courses. Then she'll come back for one more semester. She told us the other day that she doesn't think she'll meet any Canadians while she's there! That girl cracks me up.
It's been such an adventure having girl exchange students for the first time. It was not at all what I imagined it would be. Not necessarily in a bad way. Just more taxing and emotional than I had thought it would be. The two of them could not possibly be more different. I think that was the hardest thing. I wanted so bad for them to be "kindred spirits" and life-long friends. I doubt they will even be Facebook friends after they go home. On the flip-side, they will forever be a part of our children's lives. They have both connected with the kids way beyond what I could have imagined. Sometimes my kids treat them a little too much like siblings. All in all it's been a good experience for all of us.
I should be showering. Nash hasn't come and whined at my feet in a good 20 minutes, I'm seriously wasting some good bathroom time. And heaven knows he's out there making some sort of horrific mess but he's entertained and its quiet so I'll take it. The messes don't last forever... or so they say.