At wits end with school.

November 30, 2020

At wits end with school.

November = nothing but school and more school this month, but the grind is most definitely almost over. The most time-consuming and stressful part of his semester was Lindsey Jones. This is our board prep book and we have had to listen and read LJ and take 140 question exams every week. It has been a chore. And those scores don't even matter because if we fail the final we can't continue on in the program and the highest grade we can get in the class is a C. So, I have spent a ton of time with that. It has felt like a lot on top of everything else. But, I have been killing it with my other classes. And, it feels good to just kick some school ass every once and a while.

Jack and I have absolutely LOVED online church, maybe too much. We may never want to go back haha. I have been finishing up my volunteer hours for Breathe-zy. I am loving that it is winding down because it is a huge commitment. The rag quilt blanket continues, but we are almost done. We have had some quit sushi dates with our friends--we really just loved Sam/Annike and Sav/Noah...we are so grateful for them. We had a fundraiser for the RTAC, and it went well! We got 200 dollars and then we had a group reach out to us for a fundraising opportunity as well. So, we should be getting a nice 400 dollar project set up next year. We had so much going on during December, so I think the fundraiser in January should be good.

There was kind of a cool thing that President Nelson had members of the church do on their social media that was 7 days of #givethanks. Everyone for seven days posted about something they were thankful for. It was awesome, so cool to see everyone post about something that wasn't about COVID or the election. That has been a topic of conversation for sure.

We had a great Thanksgiving week with my family, we stayed over for a few nights and it has been lots of fun to be with everyone and hang out. I have started crocheting a blanket for Nancy. I have all of the sudden become an 80-year-old woman haha. But, I have really enjoyed it! Miranda has been teaching me, she is the best little school wife. Love her. It was a lovely week and a great break before finals start.