We weren't able to go home for Easter this year, so we got together with two other couples that we are good friends with, and it was a blast! We went over to Craig and Danielle's house with Michael and Leeanne. All of us ladies planned the menu and pitched in, and it was so good! We hung out there most of the afternoon, and the guys fixed Craig's computer and then we all watched Napoleon Dynamite...we hadn't seen that movie in so long and it was just hilarious! That evening, the guys all had homework to do, so Danielle and I went over to Leeanne's and just spent some girl time together.
Work has been going well for me, I'm still getting used to being the new ASL! Business has been decent...busy one day, slow the next, but overall, things are going pretty good. Jesse is back into the swing of things after spring break, and it is so hard to believe he only has a little over a month left of school!!! He's trying to figure out what his work schedule will be like for the summer and is thinking about getting a second job.
So overall, things are still going great for us! We are planning on coming home the weekend of May 19th, so we will see you all then! Here are a few pictures from our Easter...
Me, Danielle, and Leeanne
Craig and Danielle
Michael and Leeanne
And us!
5 comments:
I asked Julie at Easter if you guys were wearing dirty underwear. I just thought if you are using the internet access at the laundromat and you haven't been posting much....well, you know where my mind was headed.
No, we use the internet at home. The laundromat can be a sketchy place to take valuables, so we try not to take it there anymore. I don't think our underwear is dirty - let me ask Stephanie ...
If you have chosen to go " "commando" it's none of my business. The guys at college used to joke about wearing theirs inside out, too. Ugh. You just don't sit around and surf the net and post enough for me, I guess.
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I have been to Kenya and back, but no new blog from you.What's up? And I like Greg's idea, sell a book by compiling what other people have written. Why can't I find someone to do my work for me?
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