Juggling

I have a million million things going on right now, and I feel as if I've hit the breaking point more than once.

Here's what I am/have been dealing with:

• Scout weekend campout (see previous blog entry)
• Wood Badge training.  SIX DAYS of training, people!  (Fantastic training though... I'll blog about it later.)
• Working all the hours I can outside of six days of training
• RIF at work
• Another scout weekend campout
• Trying to get 14 scouts registered for merit badge classes for summer camp
• Planning details of an upcoming family vacation
• Wood Badge homework including organizing a patrol project and writing my Wood Badge tickets
• Helping a stressed-out teen and a stressed-out tween finish a school year
• Older son will get his learner's permit in 3 weeks
• Wrangling deacons for Fast Offerings
• Preparing scouts for summer camp.  (Things like the Totin' Chip they'll all need)
• Visiting a urologist to find out why I am a stone producer
• Finding people to fill in for me while I'm gone for Wood Badge training
• Trying (likely unsuccessfully) to help my wife not feel like a widow
• End-of-school-year concerts, graduations, dance festivals, class trips, and the like
• Finding time to sleep.  (Yeah, right.)
• A 24-hour medical study
• Ordering scout t-shirts for summer camp
• Writing a blog entry  (Probably shouldn't have, but oh well)
• Did I mention a RIF at work?  (I'm still employed as far as I know)

So if I seem to be missing in action right now, I'm sorry.  It's not that I don't like you.  I'm just overwhelmed at the moment.  Life will hopefully calm down for me soon.