...but instead I wanted to write a blog post.
Here's a little update about what's going on...
School has started, which is such a bitter sweet thing for me. I L.O.V.E my job! I do truly love my cute little class and of course the incredible people I work with. However, school takes over my life. I swear, I have very little free time right now and I feel like I can't hardly breathe (that could be my asthma though...hmmm...time to up my Pulmicort dose?). But all in all, being a teacher does one important thing that I am very grateful for...it drives me to my knees. It helps me to be a better person because I feel such a weight on my shoulders and therefore spend a lot of time praying for help.
Dale & family have moved to 'Bama. I have dreaded this for months, but now it's done and aside from occasional moments when I miss them like crazy, I am surviving. I hope they are surviving as well. And hey, only 60 days until I fly out there for a week. You can look forward to the awesome blog posts that trip will produce. Just picture a photo of a sign at a storage facility that says "Parker Storage: Where Jesus is Lord". (True story)
I have one month left of Grad school and I can hardly wait. I am SOOOO tired of being a student it is not even funny!!! I doubt I'll ever get a doctorate because I'm not sure I'll be able to convince myself to go back to school yet again.
In other news... I hate NCLB (No Child Left Behind) more than about anything...but according to a priority sorter Ian found online, I don't want to time travel back in time and stop it from being passed as badly as I want to pay off my student loans.
I have more updating to do...but it involves pictures. That would take more time away from the paper writing that I'm supposed to be participating in, so you'll have to wait.
Here's a little update about what's going on...
School has started, which is such a bitter sweet thing for me. I L.O.V.E my job! I do truly love my cute little class and of course the incredible people I work with. However, school takes over my life. I swear, I have very little free time right now and I feel like I can't hardly breathe (that could be my asthma though...hmmm...time to up my Pulmicort dose?). But all in all, being a teacher does one important thing that I am very grateful for...it drives me to my knees. It helps me to be a better person because I feel such a weight on my shoulders and therefore spend a lot of time praying for help.
Dale & family have moved to 'Bama. I have dreaded this for months, but now it's done and aside from occasional moments when I miss them like crazy, I am surviving. I hope they are surviving as well. And hey, only 60 days until I fly out there for a week. You can look forward to the awesome blog posts that trip will produce. Just picture a photo of a sign at a storage facility that says "Parker Storage: Where Jesus is Lord". (True story)
I have one month left of Grad school and I can hardly wait. I am SOOOO tired of being a student it is not even funny!!! I doubt I'll ever get a doctorate because I'm not sure I'll be able to convince myself to go back to school yet again.
In other news... I hate NCLB (No Child Left Behind) more than about anything...but according to a priority sorter Ian found online, I don't want to time travel back in time and stop it from being passed as badly as I want to pay off my student loans.
I have more updating to do...but it involves pictures. That would take more time away from the paper writing that I'm supposed to be participating in, so you'll have to wait.
