Driving, Driving, Driving

I spent most of this week driving children! Driving is most defintely a major task of a SAHM.

Walker completed his first week at NexGym camp. So far, so good. He has not complained of hating it and camp did not tell him to not come back, so all is well for now.

We started Walk on a new medication which has taken some adjustment. He started the Daytrana patch, which is the same medication he has been taking, just in a different form. I think it is much more effective for him. It took him a few days to get used to the change and a few more days for us to figure out how long to keep the patch on and a realization that I think the dosage is too high. Now that we are at the end of the week, I think we are getting the hang of it.

Reese returned Sunday from vacationing with my parents. He had a fantastic time in Cashiers, North Carolina. Glad it worked out for everyone.

This week and for the next three weeks, Reese is taking Drivers Ed. In my state, the schools do not offer training, so it must be taken privately. Parents may teach with permission of the state: 20 hours theory and 14 hours behind the wheel. I think the Sears Driving School will do a fine job and prevent us from many arguments. We will still have to teach him how to drive the actual car, but not just yet. While he has passed his permit test, he does not have the actual document, so I am off the hook for at least anothe weekend.