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Happy New Year

Happy New Year to all. The past three weeks have flown by. I had a wonderful break. I was able to get together with my best friend from High School whom I hadn't seen in years. I had a wonderful Christmas and am grateful for my sisters for making sure I'm not forgotten.
My Aunt and Uncle stopped on their way home to Canada so we were able to visit with their family and see my cousin who came home from his mission last month.
Fun was had by all, it just went by WAY too fast.

It begins. My semester from hell. I will be busy from today until April 29th.
I'm tired already. I'm really not cut out for 15 hour days but, I guess I gotta do what I gotta do. It will all be worth it when I'm holding that diploma in my hand.
Here is what I have ahead of me:
11 weeks of Student Teaching at Fremont High.
My senior seminar class which will have me writing a 35 page research paper.
One Geography Class - easy but boring. (Tuesday nights)
One History Class - the History of Utah (independent study)
My Education Class (Wednesday nights)
Work - oh yeah, my job that ACTUALLY pays me money. Well, since I don't want to be foreclosed upon, I guess I better go to my real job. Oh, and I live 50 miles from the real job.
I plan on sleeping, showering and doing laundry somewhere amongst all this and the homework.

Please know, I'm not purposefully ignoring anyone.

Wish me luck. :)

Comments

Joanna said…
I am amazed at this and so proud of you for doing it. Good luck! I can't wait to see the post that has you in your cap and gown.
Jen said…
Sherry, it's me - Jennifer Grace (Stafford) and I'm so glad you found me on Facebook! It was great to hear from you. I'll probably stalk your blog, since I'm a blog-a-holic! It will be fun to see what you are up to!
Holly Taggart said…
Your blog is so cute. So great that you are going to school. I need to catch up with you. I hope you are doing well. Here is a link to my blog http://ryanholly.blogspot.com/

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