Less than 6 hours of sleep and more than 9 puts you at high risk for obesity. So THAT's it!!! I must sleep too long--NOT!!! I realize that having my children spread over the ages...(preschool to college) is detrimental to my health, but what are you going to do? Have lots of naps? That sounds good!!!! I Love our babies...(once my baby, always my baby...) but I guess I shouldn't be SO attached to the baby fat. For goodness sakes our babiest baby is 5. I've got to get rid of the extra chub!!!
On another lack of sleep issue: Tomorrow is the school carnival. It's supposed to rain. I'd like to get a couple of 9-hour chunks of sleep and miss the entire event (could that make me lose weight?). I'm afraid it won't be that easy. I'm the PTA President and I can't just hide for this. I'm so glad there are lots of wonderful people helping with it.
Today I open the computer class doors (Waterford will be there for "end of year" testing the children.) Lila has an appointment for a check-up on her 1-week-ago-broken-foot. I need to take soup to the Middle School for the Teacher Appreciation Lunch. Those 3 things are about 10 miles apart and need to happen approximately in the same hour. I need to condense my talk from Stake Primary Training and send it to Margaret so she can finish our last Newsletter and get it distributed....AND there's a Commissioner Meeting tonight @ Roundtable. Kanani and I will be teaching a class. It'll help fulfill part of one of my Woodbadge tickets.
I need to get away from this computer, start the soup, and get kidlets ready for school. I love life. I wonder if this busy-ness is ALSO on the "high risk for obesity" list? duh!!!