"I'm BACK!!!
Hey, this journal already has a new format but that's okay. It has been a long, long, time. I don't know where to start. Alot has gone on but I can't write about most of it. I thought I'd write because I know there are a few people who like me to keep them up to date on what's going on in my world.
Work is very busy now that I am Program Coordinator and Advisor for the Liberal Arts - Fine Arts Focus program. Mostly paper work stuff now - book ordering, figuring our the Spring semester schedule and materials and supplies orders. I received a pretty good budget to work from but it includes all (except "Welding for the Artist") the fine arts classes. My next step (after supplies ordering)is developing a flier high school student who may be perspective students.
Hey, CONGRATULATIONS Sara!!!! You are doing logo and other design work and gainfully employed! When are you traveling South again? I hope it's before the snow falls, down here at least!
Good to see Ivy (it's always good to see Ivy!), Stinky, Luke and Jason for some visits before (or after) pool at a local establishment.
The kids (or children) are doing very well! I can't believe we'll have three young adults in college next year! Very proud of my children! They're great! We look at more college's this weekend with David. Dan B. will be joining us on our trip to R.I. for Roger Williams "Open House". Sara's a sophomore at NHCTC - Nashua majoring in Human Services; Cassie a junior at UNH majoring in Civil Engineering; and David wants to go into Psychology and Spanish and Music.
Unfortunately Amy was very sick but Cassie and I went to see "Tears for Fears" and "Dirty Vegas" last Saturday at the Orpheum in Boston. Thanks, Amy! Sorry you were sick but it was a great show. And while mingling through the crowds between performers I ran into a former Pelham High School student of mine and she recognized me!
Well enough for now!
Work is very busy now that I am Program Coordinator and Advisor for the Liberal Arts - Fine Arts Focus program. Mostly paper work stuff now - book ordering, figuring our the Spring semester schedule and materials and supplies orders. I received a pretty good budget to work from but it includes all (except "Welding for the Artist") the fine arts classes. My next step (after supplies ordering)is developing a flier high school student who may be perspective students.
Hey, CONGRATULATIONS Sara!!!! You are doing logo and other design work and gainfully employed! When are you traveling South again? I hope it's before the snow falls, down here at least!
Good to see Ivy (it's always good to see Ivy!), Stinky, Luke and Jason for some visits before (or after) pool at a local establishment.
The kids (or children) are doing very well! I can't believe we'll have three young adults in college next year! Very proud of my children! They're great! We look at more college's this weekend with David. Dan B. will be joining us on our trip to R.I. for Roger Williams "Open House". Sara's a sophomore at NHCTC - Nashua majoring in Human Services; Cassie a junior at UNH majoring in Civil Engineering; and David wants to go into Psychology and Spanish and Music.
Unfortunately Amy was very sick but Cassie and I went to see "Tears for Fears" and "Dirty Vegas" last Saturday at the Orpheum in Boston. Thanks, Amy! Sorry you were sick but it was a great show. And while mingling through the crowds between performers I ran into a former Pelham High School student of mine and she recognized me!
Well enough for now!