School Started, and Some Baby Talk

Well readers, as usual, it has been far too long since my last post.

School started last week, and I am happy to say I am back in the classroom this semester.  I am enrolled full time, and add that to my two jobs that I have, I am a very busy woman indeed.  I find if I am super busy it is easier to keep up with everything I need to do.  As they say, here goes nothing...

Financial aid, as usual, has been a total lifesaver.  We paid off some debts we had, finally whipped our office into shape, and got a much needed software update.  House-wise, all that is left is getting the rest of our boxes unpacked.  Sadly they are mostly only half-packed now, and a lot of what is still in boxes is books, which now have a new home on our bookshelf.

Peach days starts today, and I am excited we are going.  We are still trying to decide whether or not to take Sally, because she is due to go into heat any day, and we aren't ready to have granddogs yet.  I'm just excited to see my mom more than anything.  I haven't seen her in weeks.

Sky and I have made it another month without getting pregnant.  Needless to say I am very happy about that.  Granted, the idea of having a little us becomes increasingly less horrifying the longer we are together, but I'm still just not quite ready to be a mom.  We are talking about trying when I am done with school or within a semester of being done with school.

So there's a timeline for you.  I know some people out there are starting to worry because we have been married over a year and still no talk of a little Gubler on the way.  We just aren't really in a hurry to start a family.  We are only 24.  There is plenty of time to make a baby still.

Anyway, I am now in my Lifespan Development class, and I think it's best to pay attention.  Coincidentally, we are talking about conception today.

Keep it real readers.