With one week left of the school summer holidays comes a chance to reflect back and look forward.
There's a re-post on unravelling-edges of how I felt this time last year.
September is a month of new beginnings as well as a time to pick up the usual routine. The boys will be back at school, a year older and hopefully wiser! Oldest son will be in year 11 with all the pressures of GCSEs to come. Youngest son will be year 8 - no longer the youngest year in the school.
New shoes, new uniform, more pens - all prepared!
This morning I've had a much needed haircut so I feel fab and look amazing ( my self confidence is riding high at the moment!). There are some good things on the horizon and I am ready for the next stage of my adventure.
boat made by youngest son in year 6 |
adrift
floating aimlessly
floating lazily
Time to reel my sail boat in
little by little to the shore
feet on solid ground once more
A plan
committment
some routine
pick up my dreams
and set my compass
Take hold before life sails right by
Actually your poem is exactly how I feel right now! I need to stop these late nights and get back into a routine or I'll be shattered the day they go back! My youngest is now in Year 8 too, and doesn't it make a difference? My son is just starting college after getting his GCSE results, so a new start there too...it's all go!
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