We had a fantastic vacaciones de primavera!
We finally spent time together as a family instead of being spread all over the place, which is the one thing I've been loathing since Baby Boy and I both started college. We filled our days with oh-so-many fun activities: bowling (I did pretty good considering I was tippy-toeing on only one good hip), roller skating (Baby Boy and Baby Niece only, I assure you), catching up on movies, and Mom #2 and I even manage to get some kitchen cupboards organized. What a rush!
We finally spent time together as a family instead of being spread all over the place, which is the one thing I've been loathing since Baby Boy and I both started college. We filled our days with oh-so-many fun activities: bowling (I did pretty good considering I was tippy-toeing on only one good hip), roller skating (Baby Boy and Baby Niece only, I assure you), catching up on movies, and Mom #2 and I even manage to get some kitchen cupboards organized. What a rush!
We're officially halfway through the spring semester. We are both officially on track to make glowing marks this reporting period. Even though we speak the official language of central Texas, Tex-Mex, around the house all the time and I routinely spoke what I like to call "government Spanish" when I used to work, I am really finding my second semester clase de español to be muy difícil! I swear I study for this class morning, noon, and night. I intend to get an "A" if it's the last thing I do. You already know how I feel about biology - hated it! I'm only taking those two classes this semester. I needed a break (HA!) after last semester, which almost killed me.
Baby Boy is doing great. Oh, to be young. He has so much energy and is really attacking his classes with gusto. He was finally able to get into the section of biology that he wanted. Oh, and don't get it twisted, I am taking "introductory biology for non science majors" and being challenged every step of the way. Baby Boy is taking "super hard and detailed biology for pre med students who want to rub their smartness in their mothers' faces," and loving every single minute of it. He's also doing very well in his other classes, especially Japanese. I would have him type you something, but I don't seem to have that special translation thingy downloaded onto my computer properly. Maybe next time.
Finally, Baby Boy has recently introduced me to a game that all three of us can play together as a family without me hurting my back, twisting my knee, or throwing out my hip . . . Beyblades. It's kind of like old-school spinning tops, but with a decidedly new-school flavor. I've only won a few rounds, but I'm really beginning to perfect my technique. Watch out!
Have y'all taken Spring Break yet?
If so, what did you do?
If not, when, and what are you planning to do?
Tell me all about it.
8 comments:
It's spring break this week here. I'm spending a good portion of it at work, but that's okay... I asked for the hours and am having a lot of fun with the kids.
The kids love the Bey Blades, too.
I'm snickering at the whole bowling with one hip thing.. I can't bowl anymore, which used to make me sad, but at a certain point, my desire not to look any more foolish than I do already kicked in.
Happy Spring! Great to 'hear' from you!!
We had Spring Break 2 weeks ago. KJ and I lazed around the house doing nothing. It was nice.
We moved into the new place, drove to Michigan for ortho appointments and to see friends, and finished it out by unpacking some more at the new place. It was relaxing to get back to our routine again!
I had spring break, but both classes assigned term papers so it wasn't much of a break. *sigh* There is a reason I strongly dislike history based classes...always with the damn papers! Hahahaha. I love biology it was one of my favorite science classes. I was a science geek...took every science class my school offered.
I could use some help with my Japanese, I always feel so slow when I look at their writing.
And I'll be putting up picture this afternoon! :) And yes I'm a youngster. ;)
I've been sooo busy, but I've been reading! Just got back from St. Louis and now the countdown to England is underway in earnest. Phew!
We are planning a trip to Niagara in the summer, but don't have any spring break plans as of yet. Yours sounds right up our alley, though. Kudos to you and BB for a successful semester thus far!
I'm glad to see you around again! I was wondering if you were just done. . .
I'm glad things are going well.
Hey there!
Sounds like you and Baby Boy are both working hard. The thing about college is that even on weekends, the work never ends, so hopefully you find time for little breaks sometimes!
For us, we still look forward to spring break being over so that all our favourite places aren't so crowded with school kids!
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