Hello to anyone bored enough to read my thoughts. It's been a good two weeks since I began this blog, and I've been hesitant to do a post without pictures, so I haven't. I have no new pictures because they're all on Zach's Mac. As I cannot even hook the DVD player up to the TV and get both sound and picture, I feel I have no right to even begin trying to transfer pictures from his Mac to my desktop. I hate not putting pictures with a post because I know how much I enjoy looking at everyone else's pictures.
Anyhoo..It's been busy for the Waters' lately (no duh! say the people who live near us) as it always seems to be. I just sat through 2 days of non-stop RD training and am turning around to begin training my RA's this weekend. Zach is fast-approaching Welcome Week, which is translated in our home as Week Without Daddy. I am so grateful that Zach loves his job enough to immerse himself in it sometimes, but I am (unfortunately) still too selfish to be grateful without being covetous of his time also (boo for me :(
On a strange segway away from my life, how 'bout the Olympics?!! I can't get enough of the swimming. It's so exciting. It reminds me of my sad days on swim team and how had I raced one of these guys I'd have been lapped nearly 10 times before I completed the race. I get a strangely knotted up feeling as I am watching the unfortunate few selected for the 400 meter individual medley. Have no doubt, I was not a fast or successful member of my swim team, but was still forced to do the IM and I couldn't get out of the pool without being drug out by my arms when I had finished the race. Funny what we (I) think about when our minds are allowed to wander.
So, I am also thinking about the possibility of being a teacher next fall, since I have the stinking degree to do so. With Zach more than likely going to seminary next fall, I'll be needing to be a sugar momma for a while. I just don't know who's going to hire a 30 year old teacher with a master's degree and not a day of post-graduation teaching experience. Hopefully, the Lord will be gracious to me despite the lack of experience.