TTD

As we begin our last month here in Peru, we barely have down time. We've had a major "to do" list. Somethings have been checked off, some are dancing around our my mind during the wee hours of the night, and many seem to get added daily.

• Find a temporary home for Flavius HALLELUJAH!
  
• Buy a new baby alpaca jacket Wasn't originally on a list... but oh, it's so purty!
  
• Make appointment and go to dentist
• Make appointment and go to dermatologist for weird foot thing
• Buy Peru paraphernalia for Maximo for next few sizes
• Close out Peruvian bank account
• Get Luciana to tailor a few items and make Maximo a Halloween costume.
• Start Packing and "organizing"
  
• Sell things we don't want
• Help our maid and nanny find new jobs
• Buy odds and ends gifts
  
• Sell car
• Complete paperwork for Japanese visa
• Get medical records - especially explanation of "incompetent cervix"
  
• Renew Georgia teaching license - yes this is half crossed out for reason - don't ask.
• Say many goodbyes

The title is as such because my students and I have fun sometimes speaking in "chat" language using acronyms for everything. They think it's a crack up that I know a lot of them and I continually make them up to amuse them (note: sixth graders are easy to amuse). Whenever I make a to do list, I always start the sticky note with: TTD (Things to Do).

And this doesn't have anything to do with TTD - except maybe,

• Eat him with a spoon: