1. Work responsibilities have moved from slow and steady to crazy and unpredictable. We do a full battery of testing every spring on every lower school student. Needless to say, it takes a lot of time. We also decided to cross-test so I am now helping the other testing coordinators test all the other kids in the school (even the big, scary high schoolers!). I love this time of year so I am having a blast but it can be exhausting! It is also the time when I conference with prospective parents who are interested in their child coming to the school. This is another favorite part of my job.
2. I am taking my last class at UNT to (hopefully) become certified as an Educational Diagnostician. This class is a testing class where I have to find non-learning disabled children to practice giving 5 different tests on. I am lucky enough to have found people with young children through friends. This class has taken A LOT of time and work though I am enjoying it too. Just finished my second report on Friday night! Hope I get an "A."
3. Training for my Avon Walk....yes....um, well.....that has not received as much attention as I would like it to. Considering I have been getting up at 5am to be at work by 6:30am so I can catch up, then staying late to either tutor or test for my class and not getting home until 6:30 or 7, walking hasn't been the top priority. I did get 10 miles in last weekend and another 4 in this weekend. Hopefully this week I can get more miles in!
4. The Avon Walk fundraising continues to go well. I am at $2080 which I am thrilled about! With a few donations from friends and some people at my mom's church, the number just keeps going up and up! Yea!
4. I have also been taking a sock knitting class. My parents gave this to me as a birthday present and I am loving it! I just finished my 3rd class and came out with a single sock. Now to knit #2! Here is my final product (it looks funny laying down but fits great as a pajama sock!):
