movie night
My sister-in-law and I try to get together for a movie night every few weeks depending on what movies are coming out (husband works for Blockbuster, we get to see them before they are released). Last night we watched RV and I also made whole-made mozzarella sticks....mmmm yum...they were so good. I wasn't sure I really wanted to see RV, but I'm glad I did!! It was hilarious, we laughed so much throughout the whole movie. I defiantly needed a laugh yesterday, after thinking about this upcoming school year.
This next year is going to be rather tough while my husband finishes up his associate degree at MATC for Fire Science. He has 10 classes left to take, he would like to be able to finish in 2 semesters. So that means him taking 5 classes a semester on top of working full-time at Blockbuster (roughly 35 hrs a week) and his part time job at the airport (roughly 24 hrs a week). He starts school in a week and a half. That means I won't be seeing my husband much :( and I'm not looking forward to it. I love my girls but being home with them pretty much 24/7 without my husband here to help is rather stressful. I will get some relief, Trinity starts K5 full days this school year. This year her school is just down the alley :) at St Paul's, it won't be like last year loading and unloading the car to take her and pick her up from school when she was going half days at a Lincoln. I'm excited no driving back and forth = saves on gas. Mckenna will have 3K 2 mornings a week also at St Paul's.
This next year is going to be rather tough while my husband finishes up his associate degree at MATC for Fire Science. He has 10 classes left to take, he would like to be able to finish in 2 semesters. So that means him taking 5 classes a semester on top of working full-time at Blockbuster (roughly 35 hrs a week) and his part time job at the airport (roughly 24 hrs a week). He starts school in a week and a half. That means I won't be seeing my husband much :( and I'm not looking forward to it. I love my girls but being home with them pretty much 24/7 without my husband here to help is rather stressful. I will get some relief, Trinity starts K5 full days this school year. This year her school is just down the alley :) at St Paul's, it won't be like last year loading and unloading the car to take her and pick her up from school when she was going half days at a Lincoln. I'm excited no driving back and forth = saves on gas. Mckenna will have 3K 2 mornings a week also at St Paul's.