45 days...
It seems like a long time.
I have gone over my schedule for the Fall and Spring Semesters and if I pass all of my classes (and place out of Spanish 3 and 4) I will be able to graduate in the spring. I would like that. I would love to be done with this part of it even if it only means the beginning of the next part. I will hopefully be able to begin working on my teacher's license/certificate in the summer and should then be halfway through my Master's within a year or two from then. I will also hopefully be able to find a job teaching through lateral entry before I get my license. I want to be through with school before Gabriel begins. :o/
Speaking of Gabriel: he is finally potty trained. (It's been a week or two now.) He also doesn't wet the bed. ::knock on wood:: I'm very proud of my Silly Monster.
Adrian has begun walking...running...CLIMBING everything in sight. I swear he's going to join the circus one day. I know it's way too early but I can really see him as a dancer. He loves bopping to music/noise and he's super (even more than Gabriel was) flexible and strong. Next year (the plan is) Gabriel will start music lessons of some sort. We're going to give him a choice between a few instruments but I'm hoping he chooses violin. He can learn guitar later. I've also (as of 20 minutes ago) decided that we...me...um, I will speak more Spanish at home. This is important because Gabriel and Adrian need more exposure and because I NEED to test out of those two Spanish courses for my plan to fall into place. We all know how well plans go though, right? Especially mine. :oP
I talked with my father on Father's Day and we had a get together at our house for Big Joe and Pablo mostly. It was nice. We had our version of Pollo Tropical because if you're like all the Miami transplants I know in NC: that is one restaurant you crave.
I have always known/assumed that my mom was on drugs. I'm taking a health class this summer session and I know feel like I can identify WHICH drugs. This is in ways both liberating and disconcerting. I don't know.
Well, that's it for now. Have a good night...
I have gone over my schedule for the Fall and Spring Semesters and if I pass all of my classes (and place out of Spanish 3 and 4) I will be able to graduate in the spring. I would like that. I would love to be done with this part of it even if it only means the beginning of the next part. I will hopefully be able to begin working on my teacher's license/certificate in the summer and should then be halfway through my Master's within a year or two from then. I will also hopefully be able to find a job teaching through lateral entry before I get my license. I want to be through with school before Gabriel begins. :o/
Speaking of Gabriel: he is finally potty trained. (It's been a week or two now.) He also doesn't wet the bed. ::knock on wood:: I'm very proud of my Silly Monster.
Adrian has begun walking...running...CLIMBING everything in sight. I swear he's going to join the circus one day. I know it's way too early but I can really see him as a dancer. He loves bopping to music/noise and he's super (even more than Gabriel was) flexible and strong. Next year (the plan is) Gabriel will start music lessons of some sort. We're going to give him a choice between a few instruments but I'm hoping he chooses violin. He can learn guitar later. I've also (as of 20 minutes ago) decided that we...me...um, I will speak more Spanish at home. This is important because Gabriel and Adrian need more exposure and because I NEED to test out of those two Spanish courses for my plan to fall into place. We all know how well plans go though, right? Especially mine. :oP
I talked with my father on Father's Day and we had a get together at our house for Big Joe and Pablo mostly. It was nice. We had our version of Pollo Tropical because if you're like all the Miami transplants I know in NC: that is one restaurant you crave.
I have always known/assumed that my mom was on drugs. I'm taking a health class this summer session and I know feel like I can identify WHICH drugs. This is in ways both liberating and disconcerting. I don't know.
Well, that's it for now. Have a good night...