Donna Hamlet

That way I know shes on track, because even though I homeschool my oldest (for non COVID reasons), my younger child seems more like she would be successful in public school, so we are thinking of giving it a try. I don’t have a pre-school curriculum picked out yet for my daughter, I am still looking at which one would fit my daughter best. My son’s curriculum is pretty much already picked out for next year and we set the money aside for it since it will cost us around $1,000 for the entire thing, books, science kit, etc. I am going to not worry too much about it, since learning a second language isn’t too important, I just wanted to give him the chance to learn something different.

I have lost a grandmother to COVID, I have created close bonds with family online, made some amazing friends on Twitter, and I have gotten pregnant with my last baby. Getting materials when this first started SUCKED, getting stuff mailed took MONTHS, all the local stores were OUT of stuff and for a short while, the sewing stores weren’t considered important so they were closed! The first time I knew this pandemic was finally getting serious here in my state was when I went to get toilet paper. it’s actually because a year before the pandemic hit, we started homeschooling.

So, my Dr. and the person administering my shot both said I would probably feel pretty crumby after my 2nd shot, #1 because I am under the age of 65 and #2 Anyways, with my 1st shot, I felt really sick, head ache, body aches, joint pains, and chills. Over all, I know people are concerned for us pregnant women who decide to get the shot during pregnancy, but I would like you to think about the women who GET covid during pregnancy and lose the baby or die . Also, if you don’t feel comfortable getting the vaccine during pregnancy, you are NOT ALONE.

I felt pretty lousy when I got the first shot last month, but after a day of feeling like crap, I started to feel better. My husband went out and got me a smothered burrito for my birthday dinner. We are waiting for my daughter’s new bunk bed to be delivered on April 1st. And then we will transition her to a big girl bed so we can prepare her room for the baby.