Confession....I hate that my girls got their hair cut. I think it looks super cute but there are a lot of things that are negative about it. They look more like twins. There are less options for doing their hair. I can't every hurry and throw it in a ponytail. David can't help me with their hair. Plus, I miss their long pretty hair. Luckily hair grows back!!
Confession....I am horrible at school and question daily if I should quit. I put in so much effort, but I still just have a hard time. I keep going mostly because I want to set a good example for the girls. I know in the end it will be worth it, I just wish the end would get closer. I hate when people ask me how much longer I have because I still have about 3 years until I graduate. One day, I will be a graduate and I will be so proud that I didn't quit.
Confession....I have watched a full episode of Here Comes Honey Boo Boo. That's right folks, I watched a full 30 minutes of that horrid show. I wanted to change the channel, but it sucked me in.
Confession....Moving away has been eye opening. You learn a lot about relationships. You learn who really cares. You learn who is willing to drive a full 50 minutes to see you. You see who expects you to just drive to them if you want to maintain a relationship. You learn how to make it without babysitters living around the corner. You learn how to try to build new relationships. It's been mostly great with a little less than fabulous thrown into the mix. We have adjusted pretty well and the girls have done great!
Confession....I am going to be starting a new adventure! I am going to be a CASA Volunteer. (Court Appointed Special Advocate for Children) I will basically maintain contact with children who are in abusive or neglectful homes. I will make house visits, check in with teachers and counselors, communicate with an attorney and then go to court with them. (And testify on their behalf when needed) I am so excited!!! I will start training this month, watch a few court hearing in March, get sworn in at the end of March and then be ready to take my first case. We decided it would be best if I waited until May to take my first case because I am required to make to home visits per month and I'm not positive I could do that easily while Kadence is in the hospital. It is something that I am looking forward to doing and will give me a lot of experience if I decided to go into a field with DCFS after I graduate.
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