So, my Mother's Day present this year was Rick allowing me to travel to Pocatello 1 week before the baby is born to attend my graduation from ISU.
Thank you honey!
As you know, I was one of 29 students to graduate from my RN class in December, the other 40 in our class didn't graduate until spring. Since ISU doesn't have a winter graduation ceremony this was my only chance to walk & I didn't want to miss it.
So, we decided early Friday morning that we were going, loaded up the kids & the car & headed across the state. Poor Rick, he was so nervous something would go wrong across all that farmland.
I am so glad that I went, I had a blast & it was great to see all the friends that I've spent so much time with over the past 5 years.
As hard as I worked for this degree, my family was there behind me all the way cheering me on & putting up with me being gone so much all the time. I could never have done this without the support of them or my friends.
Thank you all so very much.
Thank you honey!
As you know, I was one of 29 students to graduate from my RN class in December, the other 40 in our class didn't graduate until spring. Since ISU doesn't have a winter graduation ceremony this was my only chance to walk & I didn't want to miss it.
So, we decided early Friday morning that we were going, loaded up the kids & the car & headed across the state. Poor Rick, he was so nervous something would go wrong across all that farmland.
I am so glad that I went, I had a blast & it was great to see all the friends that I've spent so much time with over the past 5 years.
As hard as I worked for this degree, my family was there behind me all the way cheering me on & putting up with me being gone so much all the time. I could never have done this without the support of them or my friends.
Thank you all so very much.
We had a BBQ at our previous Bishop's house after the ceremony, it was so great to see everyone again: