Day Over

I thought this day would not ever end. I have been busier than bee in a hive. I still have the clubs to do. Which I do not think will take that long.

In between orders, answering e-mails and dropping cards the day was a long one.

Wasn't that terrible for those that are fellow droppers? The counts were off and slow going. Seemed that the 300 would not ever be finished.

I did take the time to stop and read a few of my favorite bloggers and what they were up to. I think next week I will make a short list of those to share with you all

Had a youngster want to join the school. Breaks my heart when I have to tell them that they must be 18 or with the parental approval. They are so eager for something sometimes to grasp onto. None of them can ever (or so they say) talk to their parents. As the parents are of a different religious belief and of course Wiccans, Pagans and other New Age beliefs are taboo. Such a shame to think that way but it is probably true in many of the homes that the letters are written from. I have had students say sure contact me parents. Giving home numbers and work numbers. Amazing when that happens. Most of the parents sign the release also. Kudos to them I say.

Then again a lot of those that wish to attend the school are looking to be like the Charmed ones. haha

Geez, me too! I want to be like Pru