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May and Summer Plans

Since today is the last day in May I thought I might blog about our crazy month.  I started my internship at the hospital.  I love it although still not sure I could do it full time.  School is crazy busy and I keep telling Lee this will be my hardest semester although next semester may prove just as diffcult. We will cross that bridge when we get there.  Lee graduated on the 15th.  We had so many friends and family who were to celebrate with us.  Really made me look forward to my graduation next year.  With Lee done with school and no job he is now a full time stay at home dad.  The kids are loving it.  We also registered Jake for kindergarten. 

So with the first unoffical day of summer I thought I would post some of our summer plans:
1) Trip to Kamiah for five days
2)  Trip to Bear Lake for five days
3)  Lee's annual motorcycle trip (This year they are going to Yellowstone)
4) Camping with friends
5) Staining the playset
6) School
7)  Possible Trip to Mexico
8) Losing 20 pounds before above trip happens
9)  Bar-B-Q's
10) Birthday Parties
11) A trip to Seattle (just me)
12)  Lots of fresh produce from the garden
13)  Lots of time in the warm weather
14) Time at the internship
15)  Studying for the CPA
16) Lee finding a job
17) Jake starting school
18)  Lots of time just being a family

I love love love summer! 
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  1. MandaTuesday, June 01, 2010

    Love it. I hope it's as great as it sounds!

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  2. NatalieTuesday, June 01, 2010

    Thanks Manda. I am betting only half of them happen. With me in school until the end of July we only have one month to play.

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