Obviously I don't have too much to say anymore
I guess I probably won't keep updating this too much. I've gotten really good at one line updates so I don't know how to pontificate very well. But here are some things you can't fit into one line. Well, all of them at one time.
Monday was a big day for Ryan and me. Ryan started a new job in the Trust and Investment Department at his current employer. He was very sad to leave the branch he was at, but this is a great opportunity for him and where he's wanted to go in the company since he started there. He will be an assistant to the planners for now while he studies for his Series 6 tests (and two others that start with a 6). Lord Willing, he'll eventually become a full fledged financial planner in the next few years!
I started my fifth year at the Academy on Monday. They say many teachers don't last longer than 3-5 years. Well, I love it more now then I ever have! I have taken on two big additional responsiblities this year which will either send me to an early grave or make me ready to take on the world. I am the Director of our Aftercare Program which is an adventure all in itself. It is a paid part time position (I'm not totally crazy) and it's teaching me a lot! I have employees and such so that's a fun new thing. I am also the head planner of our annual Auction in March (read: biggest fundraiser our school does and a whole lot of work/planning). Our title is "Passport to Success" and it's going to be a travel theme! The first big task to to convince parents that the more of them that work on it, the less everyone has to do. My main job is to delegate, delegate, delegate. We'll see how that goes :) Oh, and I do have to actually teach some children during the daytime hours. You know...actually earn my paycheck or something...
Ryan's parents are in Fiji together for two weeks! They are there to work on strengthening the few Christians that are there and teach as many people as possible. This is the first time they've actually been able to do this together and Ryan's dad is so thrilled (as are we!) We're praying for God's word to keep spreading all over the world!
My dad is doing well still. Keeping to his strict diet and feeling good every day! I now am the proud aunt of 6 nieces and we all got to be together at the end of July. They are all beautiful and so funny!
The End.
Monday was a big day for Ryan and me. Ryan started a new job in the Trust and Investment Department at his current employer. He was very sad to leave the branch he was at, but this is a great opportunity for him and where he's wanted to go in the company since he started there. He will be an assistant to the planners for now while he studies for his Series 6 tests (and two others that start with a 6). Lord Willing, he'll eventually become a full fledged financial planner in the next few years!
I started my fifth year at the Academy on Monday. They say many teachers don't last longer than 3-5 years. Well, I love it more now then I ever have! I have taken on two big additional responsiblities this year which will either send me to an early grave or make me ready to take on the world. I am the Director of our Aftercare Program which is an adventure all in itself. It is a paid part time position (I'm not totally crazy) and it's teaching me a lot! I have employees and such so that's a fun new thing. I am also the head planner of our annual Auction in March (read: biggest fundraiser our school does and a whole lot of work/planning). Our title is "Passport to Success" and it's going to be a travel theme! The first big task to to convince parents that the more of them that work on it, the less everyone has to do. My main job is to delegate, delegate, delegate. We'll see how that goes :) Oh, and I do have to actually teach some children during the daytime hours. You know...actually earn my paycheck or something...
Ryan's parents are in Fiji together for two weeks! They are there to work on strengthening the few Christians that are there and teach as many people as possible. This is the first time they've actually been able to do this together and Ryan's dad is so thrilled (as are we!) We're praying for God's word to keep spreading all over the world!
My dad is doing well still. Keeping to his strict diet and feeling good every day! I now am the proud aunt of 6 nieces and we all got to be together at the end of July. They are all beautiful and so funny!
The End.
My foodie cousin - oh, the irony! There was a time when I thought you'd starve based on what you would eat. Glad you've become more wise to the world of food! :) I think I'll try some roasted veges tomorrow night. We're having company for dinner, so I'll have more guinea pigs!