I’d have to say that my team earned a bronze medal in the Grandma Olympics.
They say it takes a village to raise a child.
I say sometimes it takes a team to help a grandma win the bronze.
My team: me, Mike, and Cheyenne.
I imagine most folks would prefer a gold medal.
I just hoped to arrive at a place where I felt like I was holding my own in the world of grandmas.
Sure I had some help, but that just means I use the resources available to me wisely.
Tomorrow is the closing ceremony of the Grandma Olympics.
Just when I was hitting my stride.
No more toddler chatter every morning and every night.
No more navigation of daycare drop-offs and pick-ups.
No more full-time toddler care.
Tomorrow I go back to my regular schedule and status.
I will miss spending so much time with Lennon.
I will welcome getting back to my regular sleep schedule.
Most importantly, I will be ready for the next time I have this opportunity…well, me and my team. π
Day one thousand three hundred and nineteen of the new forty β obla di obla da
Ms. C

Sounds like a Gold-medal effort, so I declare you (and your grandson) to be winners!
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I second that Gold Medal nomination!!
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