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Ah, this was a good day - minus the broken dishwasher

So, finals are done. My best surprise was that in my business class she let everyone who had an A not have to take a final. And I was one of those. So, one final down, one free, and one to go, I took my Accounting final which was my biggest dread. I stayed up until 12:30 studying the night before, and the night before. I only missed 2! YAY! Finals done. Big breath and a smile on my face. That was Monday. The joy of being done and getting all A's is still with me , however.
Yesterday J broke the dishwasher. Ok, not entirely his fault: the heating element was rusted pretty bad, and bent upward. I asked him if he could bend it back and it snapped when he tried. So, handwashing dishes not so fun.
Today, I washed dishes (some of them - I'm really not a very motivated person when it comes to dishes....or housework in general). Then after whatever other little things I did this morning I got to come to Aunt N's and put the kiddos down for naps and sit in their suana for about 45 minutes. And granted it was interupted half way through cuz M got out of bed, but those were still an amazingly relaxing, quiet, 45 minutes. And now they are still sleeping and I am blogging. It feels good.
But, the REALLY good part about all of this?? Megan's cookies came in the mail today. DELICIOUS!! I love her cookies. I'm considering secreting them away so I do not have to share with J or M. :) but, then where is my Christmas spirit?? Thanks Megan. Your cookies made my day.

Comments

Anonymous said…
Congratulations on your finals. What a great feeling! Just think of doing dishes as a sauna for your hands. Have a wonderful Christmas with your family.
Deanna
M said…
Way to go, smarty pants! Although, you forgot the OTHER best part of your day which was my calling you 3 times. I'm glad you decided to share the cookies...I told the girls that you said you weren't sharing with Uncle J and they were aghast! :)
Emily said…
where are my cookies!? I din't get them yet!

Good job on your finals. You are amazing.

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