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Dunkin Donuts Back To School Kit For Moms on the go! #Giveaway

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Dunkin Donuts is offering a back to school kit for one lucky mom sending her kids back to school. With school already in session for some and just around the corner for everyone else moms and dads will be on the go go go. We start off at the races by getting school clothes, supplies and making sure everything is ready to go for our kids. Then we trek them around to all of their activities before and after school. In order to make sure mom is feeling peppy, Dunkin Donuts has put together a “Back To School Survival Kit”. These kits are exclusive to the bloggers that have been chosen to give one away.

Back To School Kit

Enter to Win:

The Back To School Dunkin Donuts Survival Kit

The kit, which has a total value of approximately $100, features a basket that includes a stylish coffee travel mug, a package of Dunkin’ Donuts regular and decaf ground coffee and a retro “Time to Make the Donuts” t-shirt. It also includes a $60 Dunkin’ Donuts Card so Mom can keep herself running throughout the back-to-school season with delicious coffee, breakfast sandwiches, snacks and beverages.

 

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  9. You did this for me right? 🙂 I don’t really have a back to school routine.. but I do have to get up and go to work early in the morning, does that count? In which case, here goes:

    Alarm goes off
    Hit snooze
    Alarm goes off
    Hit snooze
    Alarm goes off
    Turn alarm off
    Go back to sleep
    Wake up 30 mins later..
    What? I’m late again? Sheesh!

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  12. Well, since I’m still attending college classes, my ‘back to school’ routine is getting organized, getting new notebooks, and a planner. On an average ‘school day’ I have to leave work and go to class in the evenings. It’s very stressful, so winning this would sure help 🙂 Have a great weekend.

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  23. My son has graduated so we no longer have a routine. I remeber the days of getting him up, fixing lunch, making sure he had everything before driving him to school. Seems like just yesterday.

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  28. BTS routine is to get them up, hands washed, breakfast eaten, hands washed again, teeth brushed, clothing on, don’t forget your lunch, a kiss and bye-bye.

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  34. My son is going to preschool so our rountine is basically to make sure evveryone is up early and eats a good breakfast. Thanks for the chance.

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  36. No real routine here. Just get up and ready as usual and get school supplies, or just used the unused ones from the year before.

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  37. The kids wake up, they eat breakfast, then it’s usually rushed to get dressed, brush teeth, comb hair, shoes on, and out the door… and my oldest is just in preschool! I can only imagine it’s going to get more chaotic as the other kids start school as well.

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  62. Have everything all lined up to go the night before and don’t wait until the last second to buy your supplies.

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  65. Thankfully, my mom is with me in this house to help. She gets my daughter up, takes her to school, picks her up, and helps her with her homework. I get up, check my jobs for the day (I’m a sub), drive off to work, and come home. We keep very busy!!

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  68. The school bells will be ringing soon,
    And children will be taught in tune,
    And now who would have thought it so,
    “Mom” has a class where she will go!

    It’s Dog Class # 101,
    For pup and me,each week is fun,
    We are being trained just so
    And there’s lots of words we’ll get to know!

    This prize is great and sure would help,
    To start my days… and the shirt itself
    Is quite a treasure, for me to wear
    and I’d bring coffee mugs full, to share!

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  80. We load the backpacks the night before. All clothes are picked and put out on the bedpost.. My youngest helps me in the morning to make his lunch. The older children buy lunch. Shoes are put by the door for easy morning.

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  84. At our house we stay focused and prepare clothing & lunches the night before. Homework is always checked & stored in backpacks by the front door. A healthful breakfast every morning so we get up early
    enough to enjoy it.

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  106. we don’t have a routine yet..he starts school next month for the 1st time, but in my mind he will get up play at home for awhile..do any errands in the am then HAPPILY>>cough cough go to school
    nannypanpan at sbcglobal.net

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  110. I really do not have a routine. Normally, my mom comes over to take my son to school because I have to leave early for work. Then when I get home from work I pick him up from my moms. But for the next couple of weeks I will be getting him up and taking him to school because my mom fractured her foot and cannot drive. My sister will be picking him up from school. The one thing I will do each night though is prepare his lunch and clothes, and whatever else he needs for the following morning. Being organized really helps the mornings go much smoother for everyone. : )

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  117. We get the school supply list from the school website, and make sure we have everything for the first day of school

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  122. My back to school routine is very simple now that my youngest is in high school so no rushing around anymore which is nice

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  130. I don’t have a back to school routine set up yet as my daughter is just starting kindergarten but looking forward to creating one

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  141. We started getting used to an earlier bedtime a couple of weeks ago and we got everything ready last night so this morning was not too chaotic. It will get better by the end of this first week.
    Thanks for the chance to win!

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  144. We will spend the next couple of weeks getting last minute shopping done, organizing their rooms, and finishing their summer projects for school. Once school starts, the hubby and I have a system. I get them up, fed and dressed – then I leave for work and my hubby gets them on the bus.

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  151. My routine isn’t set yet, but I know one thing. I will have to very organized and quite prepared.

    bgcchs(at)yahoo(dot)com

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  154. My sister and I start searching for good supplies sales almost as soon as the school lists come out. In the end, my God-daughter receives a pretty big box of items way before school starts. LoL.

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  156. I start my school shopping one week after the July 4th holiday by going to Walmarts and purchasing notebook paper, pens, pencils, spiral notebooks, etc. School supplies at this time is usually very reasonable and I purchase the supplies in large quantities.

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  157. I always shop during tax free weekend. I buy extra for the school supplies drive at our school. We start getting up and going to bed 2 weeks before school starts so we have the routine down. I get a desk planner and we fill in the important dates such as school functions, Dr. Appts, and after school activities. This helps us get ready the night before and we rarely forget anything.

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  162. At our house we get everything (clothes, lunches, homework completed and placed in backpacks) the night before.

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  163. My back to school routine starts with going to bed early so that I can get used to waking up for my morning classes! Also, I have to be ready to leave an hour early on that first day because the parking & traffic at my commuter college is crazy!

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  164. Our back to school routine is buying school supplies and getting started on class work early so we have some breathing room once the school officially begins. I review the curriculum and make sure we review everything in the summer.

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  167. Monday and Tuesday-Work, night classes, dinner=leftovers from Sat/Sun.
    Wednesday-Work, cleaning and dinner.
    Thursday-Friday-Work, homework (including reading and creating outlines), lesser cleaning and dinner.
    Saturday-Finish any remaining homework, review last week’s outline, fun, large dinner.
    Sunday-Cleaning, double check homework, fun, large dinner.

    Everything has to be readied the night before because I am NOT a morning person.

    So coffee would be nice.

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  168. Getting all school supplies together and getting back the routine we had before the summer started. Like going to bed earlier and getting up and eating breakfast and off to school on time!

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  169. My kids are all out of school but I teach preschool so my routine consists of getting my classroom ready and trying to get to bed earlier

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  170. We homeschool, so we don’t really have any back-to-school routine other than ordering the new year’s curriculum and replenishing a few supplies.

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  175. We need to get back into walking up early, and that means going to bed early! A big breakfast starts the day right, and cannot be skipped!

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  177. I AM TOO OLD TO GO BACK TO SCHOOL AND ALL MY CHLDREN HAVE CHILDREN (THAT IS THEIR JOB NOW)….BUT I DO ENJOY THE COFFEE AND DONUTS

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  180. I start making the kids go to school an hour earlier before school starts, get them back to the ‘school’ routine.

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  186. we usually get up at 8:15, get dressed, washed, brushed, have a quick drink or breakfast and then wait for the bus

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  188. I am going back to college, so my routine is buying my favorite pens, good quality notebooks and healthy snacks

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  195. With two teenage daughters, our back to school routine includes several trips to the mall to buy clothes. We usually wait until the first day of school to see what supplies the teachers require for their class, but I do pick up some supplies over the summer when I see they are on sale. Thanks!
    jackievillano at gmail dot com

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  197. Routine – getting the kids to bed early and making their lunches at night and making sure all there work is in their backpacks.

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  199. My back to school routine is simple. My alarm is always set @ 6:50 am Mon-Sun. I always get up then if not to feed cats. Everyone else is up within 15 mins. Winter, Summer, Fall and Spring. Things go smoother this way.

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  201. Usually my son wakes me up in the morning, I get him food, then we all rush around to get out the door – mornings are always so hectic. I look forward to getting to work so I can go on my coffee break. 🙂

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  204. Well I have graduated myself and don’t have my own kids but i do get up and watch my three year old sister so my mom doesn’t have to drag her half awake with her while she takes the others to school 🙂

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  210. I havent fully gotten a routine yet other then shop early & if you think they need it for school grab it while its there… they probably will have it on their list!

    Holly Miller
    Airfrcgrl87@aol.com

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  213. oh my goodness the supply lists are horendous I saw a month ago walmart had composition books for .25 then when we get the list they where completly sold out and I had to pay $1 a piece man Iwas mad

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  221. Since my 2 younger kids are homeschooled we have a more relaxed routine in the morning and aren’t as rushed unless we have outside activities that day. They get up have breakfast, do any jobs they have to do, and then we start in on their school.

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  228. Get up at 6, shower and apply makeup, get dressed. Wake up three kids, feed them cereal, get them dressed, walk down to bus stop, and send one of the three to kindergarten. Walk back home with younger two.
    Alicia Webster
    5webs@comcast.net

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  229. Ours is pretty simple. Have the clothes picked for the first day and then wake up to a wonderful breakfast and then on the way to school.

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  232. we always like to lay thier clothes out night before, because they are so slow getting up in morning and getting to school.

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  235. I’m the student in this house and I do my school work from home. My routine is to do an hour of school work in the morning and an hour in the afternoon. On Fridays I work the whole day on anything I have left.
    smchester at gmail dot com

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  238. A week before school starts I wake the kids up earlier each day so they get into the daily routine again. The weekend before school starts we go shopping for all the clothes and school supplies they might need.

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  245. The family wakes up at 6, and we rush rush rush! I usually use the bathroom first, and we all help each other get ready, and grab food to go.

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  246. We don’t have a big routine, but we do get our clothes ready the night before, reload back packs and get to bed on time.

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  249. Make sure kids are up getting baths out of the way, turn on computer, get bottle ready for baby, put breakfast on make sure youngest in school is doing what she supposed to in shower, take my shower feed baby if up check emails make sure they are eating take kids to school and eat breakfast
    tbarrettno1 at gmail dot com

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  268. Up at 7am get myself ready get my daughter up get her ready then her off to school me back home to clean pick her back up me go back to work! BUSY dauys!

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  277. Start with coffee and the newspaper. Make breakfast. Get dressed. RUsh out the door.

    txhottie_86 at yahoo dot com

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  281. My back to school routine is shopping for supplies, buying new clothes, and cleaning the summer dirt out of the house!

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  286. I don’t really have a back to school routine other than helping with the school supplies drive at work. We collect school supplies and backpacks and split up the supplies into each backpack and give them to the families that need them the most. It is a lot of work but a lot of fun also.

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  287. We get up about 7:15 or so, get the kids up and make sure they get dressed and brush teeth while I make a quick breakfast, then hopefully have a little TV time to chill before getting out to the busstop about 8:20 or so. Easy peasy!

    coriwestphal at msn dot com

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  299. Before going to bed I lie out everyones clothing, shoes bookbags and jackets for the next day.
    I also set the table for breakfast.
    The next morning I get up an hour and a half before waking them, have my coffee, check my email and cook breakfast before waking my children. Then it’s brushing teeth and hair and then it’s hugs, kisses and off to school.

    jweezie43[at]gmail[dot]com

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  303. Back in the day, the drill was that backpacks were turned over to me when they entered the door. They then headed to their snacks at the table, and I went through backpacks and signed and replaced papers. Keeping out material for assignments or homework. Some chatter during snack time, then time to tackle homework while I finished up dinner. When they finished they usually headed to their rooms, then back to the kitchen for dinner.

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  309. My back to school routine is a big sigh of relief, a donut and some coffee once they are on that school bus and on their way!

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  310. Make breakfast for the family, get lunch ready, wash dishes, ,wake everyone up, eat breakfast, get ready, take something out to cook for dinner in the evening.

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  314. We have clothes ready and bookbag packed before bed. Morning time son is allowed one snooze and then mus get up.

    theskyisblue1215(at)gmail(dot)com

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  318. Our routine varies but not by much:
    I get up at 5 am (have my coffee) get the oldest off to swim practice (with breakfast), have more coffee, at 5:45 get the youngest up & make her breakfast, have more coffee, get youngest on bus at 6:45, have last cup of coffee, workout, then on computer to take care of business emails.

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  319. My back-to-school routine breaks down like this: getting up earlier, going to bed later and taking a nap sometime in between!

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  321. The weekend before we shop for clothes and shoes and the bare minimum of necessities like paper, pencils, etc. Then we wait 2-3 weeks to get the rest of the stuff because its all gone on clearance and I save like 75% on more clothes, backpacks, calculators and stuff! My kids don’t mind having to deal with 2 weeks of their “old stuff” because they get more and better new stuff they just need to be a little patient.

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  327. I don’t have children in school but my morning routine does change when school is in session because of the increase in traffic – so I do have to get up earlier and take a different route to work

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  341. Well what I will be doing when my little boy starts in a few weeks is. Get them off to school, do a little bit of yoga, clean the house, do giveaways lol and contests lol. Then start on dinner as they are coming in the door.

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  346. This is my sons first year in pre-k so the whole routine thing is new for us. So far it’s wake up-get ready- eat breakfast-out the door for school-off to work for me-come home and get the homework done-eat supper-baths-and bed.

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  351. Check email, wake up the kids and take out their outfits, usually pack their lunch and have them eat breakfast, drive them to school, wash dishes.

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  358. Our back to school routine just involves a lot of scheduling and writing everything on a calendar. We don’t have much room for pit stops or running late!

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  359. Back to school routine– we lay out clothes the night before –and get lunches ready –go to bed early and get up to a fabulous breakfast—-we plan to do this every day–but we’re lucky if it lasts the first week.

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  360. I try to have the kids get their clothes and lunches ready the night before school so they aren’t scrambling in the morning. My daughter is terrible with having a closet full of clothes and having “nothing to wear” LOL She’s such a teenager at the age 7. ….Tiffypoot @ (aol.com)

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  369. We are still trying to get the routine down. The routine so far is wake daughter up (for the 10th time), shower, dress, quick breakfast and out the door!

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  370. We started 3 weeks ago setting a bed time and made it earlier each week, so that they would be ready for the 6:30 wake up call.

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  371. My back to school routine consists of getting sleep schedules back on track, making sure we have nutricious lunches and snacks, and buying a few back-to-school clothes.

    Thanks for sponsoring the contest 🙂

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  372. Our routine is,
    1st:
    Go through all of the clothes from last year and whatever we can not use we donate to goodwill or something like it or to friends, then we shop for new stuff and get all the school stuff we need and clean the bedrooms so they start out the year with a fresh clean room and bedding, then we start going to be early and reminding them that they are going to have to put 100% into their work and then me and dad just COUNT DOWN!!!!! YAY! SCHOOL!

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  374. Our routine starts with a bowl of oatmeal and ends with waving to the school bus as it drives by before we homeschool.

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  375. Our back to school routine is not much different from summer because we school at home but we do go to bed a little earlier so everyone can get more sleep.

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  376. Our back to school routine is to start practicing a few days before school starts – we get up earlier, eat breakfast and pick out clothes. That way everyone is a little more relaxed when the big day arrives.

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  377. In our household we buy just a few basic things and whatever school supplies are required. We also take advantage of whatever super deals there are and then we wait until October to take advantage of the super sales during Columbus Day weekend and finish up then.

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  378. We lay out clothes the night before and make sure to follow their school bedtime schedule so they get a good nights sleep.

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  380. Have outfit set out in the bedroom the night before…and most of the lunch in the lunchbox (juice, yogurt, or fruit) in the fridge before adding the rest in the morning.

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  382. We have a school bed time in place before school starts so we can make sure we have enough time in the mornings to get out the door on time. Packing backpacks and school lunches the night before helps too.

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  386. We don’t really have a back to school routine because we’re on a modified calendar. So my kids go to schoool for several weeks, stay home for a while, and start the cycle over again. So it’s not like going back is a big thing for them.

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  390. Our routine is setting the clothes out the night before and then showers in the morning, then breakfast, other than that just trying to set the bedtime back to school time

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  391. I have my kids pack up their backpacks the night before. I have their lunches ready in the frig the night before and have them get their clothes out so that they don’t need to think too much in the morning just get up, brush teeth, get dressed, eat and go

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  392. Our back to school routine includes clothes shopping, then back pack shopping (very important for the appropriate style), then school supplies. That usually is done before August…

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  394. Alarm off at 6. Stumble into kitchen to grab that first cup of coffee waiting for me. Wake up Dev- get started on getting ready for my day- go back to wake up Dev- go back to wake up Dev- Pack Dev’s lunch and make sure she REALLY gets all the way up at 6:33. Make sure she’s got her crap together, check our schedules and coordinate who needs where when on phones- set alarms etc for pick up times while she gulps down coffee & vitamins. She rushes out door at 6:57. I am now on about my 3rd or 4th cup of coffee and then check emails etc. Boring, and usually a lot of snarling going on (we’re NOT morning people). Coffee is the ONLY thing that keeps us functioning.

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  403. no school aged kids, so no change in routine – just continue to get up, get dressed, and leave house to get to library by 9am, except on Sundays when we leave to go to Barnes & Noble by 9!
    Thanks for the giveaway!

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  408. Back to school is h-e-double-hockey-sticks. Here’s the ritual: Jump out of bed, knowing I’ve hit “snooze” a few times. Run through house, “nicely” trying to wake everyone and get them dressed. Make rounds again, realize only two of four kids are up. Get louder. Eventually, everyone is downstairs. Rush around, trying to pour cereal, make waffles, whatever everyone wants. Throw vitamins at each child, while signing forms, looking for homework or reports or whatever else is missing. Yell at kids to get in car. Drop two off at one school, then racing to next, barely slowing down to let them out. Go home, exhale, make coffee, sit down to decompress.

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  412. we get done everything the night before,off to school,homework and 3 days a week football practice!
    ardelong2(at)gmail(dot)com

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  416. We get in the early bedtime groove a week or so before school starts, and we buy new school clothes. Then the day of we get supplies from the list that is sent home.

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  417. Get up, drink tea with caffeine, make lunches, make breakfast, wake kids, help kids dress, feed them, brush teeth and wait for the bus.
    Backpacks are emptied, homework done and bags repacked and ready by the door the night before.
    The End!

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  438. I try to get as much done the night before, if I’m successful, its a pretty easy morning with a nice breakfast before everyone starts their days, thanks!

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  444. My bts routine consists of getting everything at the last minute lol, staying up too late, and then barely getting to school on time! I try my best but it’s a ton of work and I almost get behind. Coffee usually saves me on these mornings cause I don’t get enough sleep!

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  454. Before going to bed, prepare as much as possible for the next morning. In the morning, we take the dog for a walk, come back to eat breakfast and off to start the day.

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  455. Our back to school plan is……planning and organization. We do as much as possible the night before to make mornings go much smoother

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  456. Buy all the supplies we need several weeks to a month beforehand, then have them set out and ready to go no later than the night before school starts

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  457. My daughter has a snack when she gets home and then she does all her homework except reading. After she takes her bath at night, she lays out her clothes for the next day, and then she reads before going to sleep.

    LuckyTJG@cs.com

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  465. We make sure everything is ready the night before so the kids can be relaxed and not rushed in the morning before school.

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  472. Our back to school routine is all about planning — buy what we need in advance, organize it in advance, have it ready for the trek to school before Day 1, etc.

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  473. Our back to school routine is kids to bed by 9pm, showers, dressing, breakfast and the bus stop

    ardy22 at earthlink dot net

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  488. Early to bed,Rise and shine to breakfast,.showers,dress them right and then off to school for
    a great day of learning

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  493. I have a large family, so I have older kids who take care of themselves and younger kids who I see have been fed, properly dressed and have school snacks. My husband takes them to school before work. And I also see to the needs of my toddler.

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