I don't even KNOW when the last time I actually blogged was....but I know it's been a long while. Things are in high gear around here.
#1 --- I started school again...AH - I guess I forgot how much work it actually is. The classes are accelerated 8 week classes. Which doesn't really mean much, other than that a whole 16-week class is squished into half the time. So I have a total of 3-4 class per semester, but only one or two at a time. Make sense?
Anyhow, it's alot of work. Well, some of it is and some of it isn't. That's online for you. I HATE the whole online thing...but this is the only thing that's going to work if I want to get my BA before I'm 30, lol.
I just hate the busy work - the stupid discussion posts - that aren't at all helpful...or at least not thus far. The thing that REALLY agitates me is that one of my classes is a GRAMMAR class and the people in the class CANNOT write proper English sentences! HELLO! Does anyone else see an issue here? And the teacher is a flake. Which is annoying - she gives us 100% on everything as long as we turn it in.
Not that I'm really sad about that...but it's not a good way to motivate me to actually TRY on the assignments, you know?
#2 --- Micah has surgery #4 TOMORROW!!! It is "just" a "rhinoplasty" (spelling?) - aka NOSE JOB. I laugh, and it IS amusing that my 21 month old son is having a nose job....however I am still nervous and stressed over it. As anyone would be!
I have to say I am MUCH MUCH MUCH calmer over this surgery than I have been over ANY of the previous ones. I guess this is just becoming part of life...surgeries. And this is not a really horrible one, like the others were really hard on him (and us) physically.
Since this surgery will be all "outside" the body, so to speak, it will be a much faster recovery and less "scary" that when work was done on his palate.
Yes, things can still go wrong - even in the simplest of surgeries things can go wrong.....but I am fairly calm about those "death waivers" they make us sign. That is pretty rare!
#3 --- MOVING - May 20th. Well, signing papers and getting keys that day, but actually not moving in until the weekend (the 23rd I think?). Still in Spokane, just needing more space with another baby on the way. :-D
All the packing and going through things is NICE.
I am NOT a packrat...but Jon is. (Weird, huh?) Last Friday Jon and I went through all the bins and boxes in the garage - which have been stored for the last YEAR - and I almost cried with HAPPINESS as Jon got rid of 3 big rubbermaid bins of....junk. Well, not to him I guess, but I mean, this stuff was all very old and out-dated computer books and binders and binders of computer languages he printed out. I told him he hasn't TOUCHED them for over a year, and it was all on the internet and FREE, so he could get it all again if he ever decided to use it later.
He was annoyed, but finally gave in.
It was so GREAT to get rid of all those binders - I DO NOT exaggerate when I say there were 15-20 of them. And not small binders, either - we're talking 3-4 INCHES thick!
We also gave a bunch of other things to Good Will. I feel very happy about paring down our junk! :-D
I guess that's all the big stuff. I have a million other things I should be doing right now...
