It Is Finished


I'm finally done with finals. Hooray! Now I can finally clean my house! And I'm not kidding. This semester I have ventured to take 13 semester hours of classes while working a full-time job and running a household. I'm thinking I won't be doing that again in the near future. Starting homework at 9 o'clock at night just wasn't doing it for me. I will continue going to school, just maybe not so many classes. 

Now I move on to new things... packing. A month seems like a good amount of time to get your house packed and ready to move, but when you have things to do every weekend from now until moving day the time goes away pretty quickly. Jordan left for Mexico just this morning. He is super excited. I'm excited for him, but last night was sad because I won't see him until September (unless he gets flyer miles on this trip and comes to see me before then!). Well, I'd better be off now. Things to do, places to go, people to see.

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The Shiers said…
Jen, I feel your pain! Life can get overwhelming sometimes with all of the responsibilites. If it's any consolation.. you look amazing! :)
May 21, 2008 at 6:54 AM
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