However, staying asleep remains a major challenge. In some ways, I'm more concerned about the second day's performance, since these are the notes I've barely had a chance to review, but after day one I have a much increased faith in my ability to ad lib effectively. And fortunately, it turns out to be a well-placed one.
Lunchtime today is a bit more hectic. Kim Olson is babysitting Andy in the morning, but I need to get him to Steppingstone for afternoon supervision. Showing an extraordinary adaptability, he is actually very excited about getting into this new experience. We arrive at naptime, and by the time I leave, a very aggressive young girl named Missy to share Andy's cot. Suddenly I have no concerns about how he will adjust to his new surroundings.
At the end of the two-day workshop, I am basking in the glow of extremely positive remarks from many of the participants. I just can't believe how well the workshop turned out. What would have happened if I'd given it a major major effort?
Before picking up the boys, I stop at University Bookstore to look for something that will help me reattached the muffler to the bottom of the car. The last time I took the Nissan in for a tune-up, Jeff told me about this likelihood.
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