The end is here!

Well, after a semester of projects, tests, field trips, first graders, and workshops, I am finally done with this semester. It was a lot of hard work, but not as horrible as everyone made the methods core out to be. I only say that because I survived it.

Now it's back to the way I like things; no responsibilities, except calling my teacher I will be student teaching for next year, and she's on a field trip right now, so I have to call her back on Monday. Also, I finally got things squared away with the insurance company, and the auto body place agreed to do my car for the amount of the check they'd written for me, so I get to bring it in on Monday morning and I'll get a rental car for the time my car is in the shop. It will be so nice to be able to unlock my driver's side door from the outside again!!

Okay, so I have some responsibilities this summer. I'm really, really, really going to try to work out and lose some weight. I've gained much more weight than I would have liked to over the last three years here at BHSU, and it's time to go. I'm also going to work harder on keeping the apartment kept up, as power cleanings once a month suck, and make me realize what a bunch of slobs we are in here. Yuck.

Graduation is tomorrow, so that will be exciting. Okay, the ceremony itself will not be exciting, because I'll be sitting through 9.5 million peoples' graduations, just to see Aaron graduate...but the party afterward will be good!

After we took our last final yesterday, our entire group of girls from the classes (minus two) went to Guadalajara's for lunch, and we all ordered daiquiris or magaritas...it took four people behind the bar to get our drinks ready. I'm sure they hated us, but we tried to tip them well. That was a good time, and even two of our teachers stopped in to give us our grades for the semester, and eat lunch with us.

I guess I can go back to my Stitch 'n Bitch Crochet book and work on making some things in there while I wait for the boy to wake up so he can go get his hair cut for graduation.

*Giant sigh of relief*