Help!

Our little preschool did not get receive the grant we were hoping for, so I will not be employed full time this fall. What will I do? I'm not sure. I'm reconsidering my options. I'd love to hear what you, my dear and devoted (if you are still checking my blog after I haven't posted for so long) friends and family, think.

Option 1: Keep going to school part-time.

Option 2: Go to school part-time & teach part-time for minimum wage.

Option 3: Go to school full-time.

Option 4: Substitute teach at the "big" school.

Option 5: Pursue none of the above and maintain my stay at home mom status with no children at home during the school day.

I'm not sure which is scariest to me? They are all freaking me out!

Quick note

Real quick  (I'm supposed to be studying) . . . 

Here are some photos of Eliza as the catcher. She found her new calling when her team's normal catcher didn't show up one game. She did great and has played in the position every game since.

In fairness, I should also share that Sarah has found a new position as well. Her coach has moved her to first base. I don't have any pictures to share though. Sorry Sarah.

Also . . .

1. I am finally caught up on my math for the first time this week. Hooray!

2. After promising to support me, my children are already rebelling and wishing mommy wasn't in school again.

3. Our great grandma Hazel is going to live in the nursing home come Monday morning. Sad, but very necessary. Eighty-nine-year-old great grandpa is even in agreement which says a lot about how bad the situation is.

4. I have the best husband in the world. He is really picking up my slack around the house.

5. Girl's Camp is next week, and my parents are coming from NC to care for my children while I'm gone. They ROCK!

6. What about my school work you may ask? Hmm. I still haven't figured that out entirely.