I'm hitting the part of homeschooling where I struggle to go that last mile. Kindof like in a marathon -- there are a small, very small, few who are still striding galiantly toward the finish line. The largest group of the pack are walking and limping the last 3 miles. There are some who already quit due to injury or maybe poor training. Then there is the group that is plodding along simply concentrating on moving their feet to a rhythmic pattern...left, right, left right...focusing on just getting there. They are afraid that if they shift their speed by either slowing down or speeding up they will thwart any chance of making it.
I'm hoping I can end these last one and a half months with enthusiasm and creativity -- but I'll also be happy with the steady plodding....getting done what needs to get done. Today I am taking time to map out these last weeks and take some time to pray. I'm hoping that I end with the excitement of the beginning.
2 comments:
You can do it. I like your analogy to a race, not being a runner, I had never thought of that before but nonetheless it makes complete sense.
We do what we can do. Pushing or doubling or whatever else we do to make things go quicker usually backfires, doesn't it?
Keep up the great work Kerri!
Does the end of the year include a "post-race" Italian dinner with lots of pasta and a massage?
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