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The end and the begining

Spring break ended today.  Dang I am going to miss my kids.  9 more weeks until summer.  I didn't get everything done I wanted to but we had some fun although we didn't do anything big.  But we have declutter some but still haven't found the library books.

Easter always gives me a since of a new beginning, a rebirth.  I woke up this morning and went for a three mile walk with Jake.  I am recommitting to Yoga and exercise and life. 

We had crocus but then the snow killed ours.  Maybe because this was their first year.  Our neighbors' didn't die but they have been around for several years. 

This next week we have so much going on.  I work two days.  Drive car pool two days. First Tennis meet and track practice.  Victoria's birthday.  Young Women's for the first time.  Plus school carnival is coming up quickly so we need to work  on that. I will be glad and sad when it is over.

My payday is Thursday which means taking time to sit down and pay bills. I am kind of excited to see how much it will be.  I have some overtime on the check and I think it may be my highest paycheck since I started working here. 

I didn't get to listen to conference this weekend but I did hear about all the changes for better or worse.  I will hopefully get to listen tomorrow at work. 

Looking forward to some nicer weather for sure

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