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Ten on Friday

1. It was craaaaaazy at school today, with a side of insanity. The kids were slow to liven up, and then I wished they hadn't! (Or at least not as much as they did!) 2. This weekend is the ever so "classy" tri-fest in Henderson. We can't wait to get some Philly Cheesesteaks and Gyros! 3. We are babysitting tonight, which will be fun because we haven't seen the kids in over a month! 4. Nellie got into brush and tall grass this weekend and came out with over 25 ticks on her. I just pulled off three more that had bitten into her! So gross and I hate to do it! Ticks are one of the creatures that I wonder why God would create them. They really serve no purpose! 5. I graduate in 20 days! Whaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaat? This has gone by so incredibly fast. 6. My load for school is massive. I have to finish my portfolio for student teaching, lesson plans for all of next week (when I will be teaching everything), a paper evaluating my own interview I had to record online, and two reflections. 7. We have had a lot of fun playing with the iTouch Zach got me for my birthday. I have already gotten the apps for bubblewrap and sudoku, so now I think I need to get around to putting my music on it! 8. Nellie went back to the vet on Wednesday for her final round of shots. They weighed her and she is now 19.8 lbs. Down 2 oz from before, but I know it's from her losing all the weight after surgery and now gaining it back. Hopefully we can keep her around this weight so she doesn't get hefty! 9. Zach got registered for classes at USI today! Yay! 10. Tomorrow my cousin, Wesley, and his fiancee, Lara, are having a brunch wedding shower in Alabama. We are sorry we can't make it, but will see them at their wedding in May!

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