Happy Weekend to you! We made it! I survived the week and am still in one piece. Relatively speaking.
Chalk up another few more things getting closer to be crossed off of the To-Do. Yes, that is a grammatically ambiguous statement that accurately reflects the state of the To-Do list.
Appt with X-ray place with verification that the Rx was indeed faxed to them: Check
F-W baskets started: Check
Dog and rat treats for Christmas baked: Check
Phone call with mother ending in yelling: Sadly Check.
Exhaustion and Insomnia: CHECK
I am trying, O-zies. I really am.
I am tired and stressed and worried and frustrated. Did I say tired?
I do have another happy thing to share about Caitlyn. She had to meet with one of her professors after class today about Finals and projects. The professor asked her if she would be the presenter of some research that her class has been working on at a conference in the Spring. Cait is thrilled and terrified at the same time, It is a BIG honor but she hates talking in front of people. Even the idea that this well-renowned doctor (Ph.D.) wants her to present is huge. Caitlyn mentions that she is going to apply to grad school for her Master's in Social Work and the prof said that she is happy that Cait is doing that, but really thinks she should go for her PhD instead. (If Cait wanted to get her PhD in psychology she would have to go away-- Rutgers is the closest. Again, the idea that this professor (she is one of the few African-American PhD's in Psychology in the country) thinks Cait is capable of doing that and doing "great things in the field". That is darn impressive.
Today, Scott is presenting his proposal that he has worked on for his internship to the Bd of Directors. His supervisor already told him that he went above and beyond what they expected from him and that she is going to try to get all of the resources possible to turn this into a long-term project.
I know that I focus on my kids so very much but they are my shining lights. As always, thank you for indulging me in my Proud Mama Ramblings.
Wishing everyone a wonderful, productive day!
Chalk up another few more things getting closer to be crossed off of the To-Do. Yes, that is a grammatically ambiguous statement that accurately reflects the state of the To-Do list.
Appt with X-ray place with verification that the Rx was indeed faxed to them: Check
F-W baskets started: Check
Dog and rat treats for Christmas baked: Check
Phone call with mother ending in yelling: Sadly Check.
Exhaustion and Insomnia: CHECK
I am trying, O-zies. I really am.
I am tired and stressed and worried and frustrated. Did I say tired?
I do have another happy thing to share about Caitlyn. She had to meet with one of her professors after class today about Finals and projects. The professor asked her if she would be the presenter of some research that her class has been working on at a conference in the Spring. Cait is thrilled and terrified at the same time, It is a BIG honor but she hates talking in front of people. Even the idea that this well-renowned doctor (Ph.D.) wants her to present is huge. Caitlyn mentions that she is going to apply to grad school for her Master's in Social Work and the prof said that she is happy that Cait is doing that, but really thinks she should go for her PhD instead. (If Cait wanted to get her PhD in psychology she would have to go away-- Rutgers is the closest. Again, the idea that this professor (she is one of the few African-American PhD's in Psychology in the country) thinks Cait is capable of doing that and doing "great things in the field". That is darn impressive.
Today, Scott is presenting his proposal that he has worked on for his internship to the Bd of Directors. His supervisor already told him that he went above and beyond what they expected from him and that she is going to try to get all of the resources possible to turn this into a long-term project.
I know that I focus on my kids so very much but they are my shining lights. As always, thank you for indulging me in my Proud Mama Ramblings.
Wishing everyone a wonderful, productive day!