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Juergen goes to India (Delhi in the North)on Monday. I was able to sleep in this morning until 10:30 am. I lay in bed wondering how in the world an I going to get the kids to school by my self each morning. Our morning schedule is manageable because we divide the work. I honestly don't know how I'm going to do it! Apart from that, I think I can handle 5 high maintenance kids for a week with out Juergen.I expect very good gifts...GOOD GIFTS JUERGEN!!! He will be taking my camera. I'm hoping he will blog the whole trip. Then you'll get a first hand look at this waking giant. Incredible India.

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Jill W said…
Is the the trip when he gets to stay in the palace? If so, he better be bringing gifts fit for a QUEEN! Funny how we wonder and worry how we will get everything done--getting the kids off to school & where they need to be etc when our husbands are not around....somehow we always manage. At the end of each day, when the kids are all in bed, treat yourself to a bubble bath.
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