This past week, I have been a mom on the edge. And I bring you now to this post. As I reminder I told you it would happen. Welcome to my mid-course meltdown. Take one upcoming posting (PCS for your beautiful American ladies) season and it’s questions, add one behaviorally challenged child and his case conferences and home visits, pile on a cold and make sure to include a Family Support meeting that I decided I had time to run before, didn’t eat breakfast early enough, almost lost said breakfast in front of the morning commuters on the road and then made myself a couple minutes late for…  And you are left with Me,ver. 2.Crazy http://in-this-economy.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/03/freakout_sign.jpg Oh, and winter clothes.  You are left with winter clothes. They are everywhere because I am in the middle of the Community Winterwear Drive.  So my trunk, my front room, an office at the church I really need to get to and every square inch of the barely organized Community Closet is jam packed with bags of winterwear. This is a good thing.  This is a very good thing because it started snowing today and the whole purpose of the Winterwear Drive is to ensure no families in our community are without winter clothing this year.  Because, in case you live here and haven’t noticed, it gets cold. And in case you live in Hawaii (you know who you are), cold is when it’s -45 degrees Fahrenheit and your snot freezes to your face.  In case you were wondering. So I am very grateful for the over abundance of winter clothing that is taking over…