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there is a good chance that I might start blogging more. I have to get on the internet at least 3 times a week. Why, you might ask. BECAAUUSE....I had to switch 3 of my 4 classes to online classes and they require that I log on 3 times a week (more is better, they say) in order to get a good grade. I couldn't find any daycare that I could afford, so it was that or drop out...this seemed to be the better option. Now I babysit for cousin Jessica on tuesday and wednesday mornings so that she didn't have to drop out either - her schedule was not flexible like mine. I found out her schedule was more given to her than chosen by her. There was only that time to take the class, or not take it at all. I think it's a nursing program...and later she has to do clinicals in a hospital. EARLY MORNINGS! poor girl...I have to be here by 7:30, and that's with Patrick staying home late so I don't have to come sooner. THANKS to Patrick! Yay! And the benefit to me babysitting at Jessica's house? I can use her internet and her computer! which means I can blog more often...so long as i'm not working on my school work! :)

oh, by the way....a couple other things M says that I think are adorable: Oh No! , Oh my!...and best of all, Oh Man! (it's adorable!)

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Emily said…
I was about to get on and demand more posts, because I knew you would be on more for school, and then I saw this one... Yay! I'm so glad you'll be on more. Love ya little sis.
January 27, 2008 at 10:54 PM
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