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I am going back to school

Sort of anyway,  I found this website that is doing free college courses.  I started my first one this week.  It has been a great class so far and I am hoping to complete about one a month.  I feel like I have gone of let my mind turn to mush and I want to start working on gaining more knowledge.  I am hoping at some point I can talk Lee into letting me go back and get my drug endorsement.

I think I have the summer planned mostly anyway.  Kids only have less then three weeks left of school.  The first week they are doing a science camp in the morning.  The second week we will doing our reutine and the following week we will be in Utah for a family reunion.  Our plan of going up to my mom's cabin the first week of June doesn't look like it will happen although we may go the second week of June. 

So next school year I may have gotten in way over my head...I agreed to be the service leader for my MOPS group and the voluenteer coordinator for the PTA.  Both things are causing me to step way out of my comfort zone but I think both will be good things.  Lee is concerned I will be too stressed out and that I am taking on too much.  Umm...Maybe.  Time will tell. 

I need to get some pictures up on here. 



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