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I have one final week of summer.

However, most of the week will be taken up making final preparations for the school year to begin. At times I am giddy with excitement as I think about teaching. At other times I feel sheer panic. I’m sure the year will be full of both excitement and pure panic!

This summer has been full of fun and amazing experiences. The kids have been busy attending summer camps, band camps, orchestra, EFY, and youth conference. One of these days I will actually get the time to unload the pictures from the camera.

Today my Young Women spoke in sacrament. They are awesome, amazing, and totally the best!

It was  announced that next year the youth will be participating in Trek. Oh Boy! A week of living like a pioneer. Anyone got a bonnet I can borrow?

It is amazing how the months have passed in a heartbeat. Now football has started and the school year is moments away. This year is going to be an exciting one.

The kids are all registered for school. Junior High and High School fees were $550.00. Good thing we have “free” education.

Wish us luck!

I have not written on this blog for months. Blogher is cancelling my ads. This makes me kind of sad I have met a ton of people through Blogher. However, I really don’t blame them.

One of the reasons I haven’t written I hate the new blogger-editing layout. Hate is kind of a strong word but you know what I mean.

I love the scripture on my blog. I need to remember that a smile is worth a thousand words.


I need to go to bed.


Have an excellent night everyone. 


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Pictures tomorrow... maybe...

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KRISSSSSSSSI! HIIIIIIII!

My Mom told me they have bonnets for sale at Smith & Edwards.

I have tried to get oh BlogHer and they keep denying me, so whatevs.

Summer flew by fast, on to teaching! Hope you are liking Quest! Do you have everything all set up yet?
Krissi said…
I think in five years I have made about 100 bucks off my blogher adds so like you said.. whatevs..

The classroom is coming together I will try to post pictures soon...

I keep taking my phone to work but then I don't take pictures.

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