Monday, September 24, 2012

Well...

I'm doing it. I'm six weeks into graduate school, and for the most part, I'm loving it. The texts are amazing, the discussions are interesting, and the papers serve a purpose, which makes them less painful to write. The only downside is the foggy pregnancy brain, and the fact that it's keeping me firmly planted in the A- zone on almost every assignment.

This little blur is getting cuter and sweeter every day! We were having a girly dance party in this picture - and yes, she's wearing the last of her infant clothes... I am going to relish the last few weeks of warm weather and rompers before she starts wearing 2T everyday. She's getting so big!

She is still a little animal lover. Today she tried to file Blue's nails (our resident fat cat), gave her plenty of hugs and kisses, and chased her around with her Tinkerbell "fla-wight" (flashlight). She helped me holler at the barking dogs, and fed them treats. She also brought me her Ikea farm animals one by one, and I helped her learn to say "bull," "baby bull," "swan," and "snail," in addition to talking about the animals she already knew by name.

I have a feeling that if Seth is able to get hired on as a police officer in Washington, our future will resemble some sort of modern homesteading, complete with chickens, sheep, and a cow for Harlow, a garden for Seth, and a beautiful setting for me to spend the days with our girls (and of course a fabulous outdoor laundry drying system).

1 comment:

  1. Way to go for you doing grad school! You are my hero, lady. Eric really enjoyed grad school - like even more than his undergrad. He liked the more intimate student professor relationships, the material on subjects he cared about, the freedom, the research, etc. I hope you like it too!

    And I'm jealous of your homesteading plans. But I hope they happen soon! :) That sounds like a dream to me. I can't wait til we move away from barren AZ and can do that, too.

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