Forgive my summer brain

Forgive my lack of posting lately. Between keeping up with my toddler, curriculum development work at school this summer, and studying for the GREs* I've found that my mind has come incoherent when I take time for reflections on life. There is so much swimming around that when I find myself at the computer I can't keep my thoughts focused.

Give me time and I'll be back, with lots of thoughts on special education, inclusion, literacy development, and parent involvement- it's all there waiting to be pulled out and put on paper.

Summer break....  (I'm not here, just trying to pretend that I am...)

*How painful is it that I have to re-take them because they only last for 5 years? How painful is it that I was in a doctoral program and dropped out, and now will need to re-take the GREs to reapply? How painful is it that I am suffering through memorizing formulas I haven't thought about in 14 years (well, except for the last time I studied for the GREs)? The world feels painfully unfair at the moment, and I'm not a third grader getting ready for my first standardized test.