Geronimo!

I think I have a problem. I have always had a tendency to jump in without looking and right now, it is biting me in the butt.





A month ago, I was just a wife, mother, substitute teacher, and writer. It was a good life, an easy life.





Now, I have managed to seriously overload myself. I added coach to the mix when there weren't enough volunteers for my youngest child's age group. Okay, no big deal, I can roll with it. Then I decided that working on one novel at a time was for slackers so I decided to started a new project when April's Camp NaNo rolled around. Okay, now things are pretty busy, right?





Then the next thing I decide I just have to do is this wonderful A-Z challenge. I have had some trouble because I have never blogged before. This is all new territory for me. I am loving it though. It is very challenging and it is making me think differently about things. The problem at this point is prioritizing so that I don't fall too far behind. It isn't impossible but it definitely isn't easy.





Then yesterday, when I'm getting ready to leave work, I get asked to take over a class for the rest of the school year. I am already juggling so many balls, but what the hell-- it's only five weeks. I agree to take the position. So now instead of just showing up and handing out worksheets, I get to write lesson plans and go to faculty meetings and do all the other stuff that teachers are severely underpaid to do.





I can't blame anyone but myself. I'll just close my eyes, take a deep breath, and take the leap. I'm just hoping that my parachute opens. Geronimo!