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Sorry the updates have been rather...late. Now that school is over I should get back to into the routine. For now, here's some quick updates:
  • I was awarded scholarship funds for the writing conference in May. It should be enough to almost pay for the entire trip. I just have to remember to bring in receipts and whatnot.
  • I have received my final grade for my first graduate class. I think it's a solid A. Maybe an A- if the teacher grades funny.
  • I still haven't put up the Christmas stockings. That's happening this weekend. My little guy is counting down the days until Santa arrives and the stockings under the tree are a major concern for him. He's afraid Santa will forget to fill them if they're not hanging from the banister.
  • In one day and four hours I will be on vacation!
  • I got The Dark Knight at the work Xmas party! I can't wait to watch it.
  • Both of my kids have had the flu this week. Ug. At least it seems to be a quick one and doesn't linger.
  • I should be able to finish up my Xmas shopping this Friday while I'm out and about with my sister and mother (in-laws).

There...I think you're caught up now. Maybe.

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  1. Chrissy8:31 PM

    Need company for the conference?? I'm sure I can be available if need be....that's awesome though...I still have to fill little man's stocking too.

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  2. Matt S8:18 AM

    The Dark Knight is very likely the best movie ever. I hope you enjoy it! :)

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  3. vmarie31112:47 PM

    Sorry the little guys are sick! At least they have it at the same time, so hopefully it will move along quickly! Have you seen the Dark Knight yet?? AMAZING MOVIE!! I can't wait to see it again!! Have fun on your trip!! Have Ken give you a hug from me! Ü

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