Bittersweet
Today is my final day of regular classes in my undergrad college career. It is a rather bittersweet felling since I am so sick of school but yet have really enjoyed this phase of life. I continue to hope and pray that I will be able to be back on the college scene soon but with no homework this time! As for now, I will finish my last presentation today, take one more final during finals week next week, and then time to graduate. What a weird feeling!
Iron Chef Competition
What a Great Game....
and we were there! Yesterday was the home opener for the Brewers and they defeated the Cubs 4-3 in a 9th inning rally. It was also Mom's birthday so of course we had to be there. Through a long series of events (good story if you have some time) we were able to get her name up on the scoreboard as well. Unfortunately we all had single seat tickets so until some fair-weather fans chose to leave early because they Crew was losing we weren't able to sit together but by the time we were it was the most eventful parts of the game! We all had a blast. Way to go Brew Crew and Happy Birthday Mom!
Painting the Rock!
Maple Syrup Saturday
Chuck E. Cheese
Wednesday I got the chance to take care of Eric, with Mom's help, and we decided to embark on what could have been a scary adventure! We visited Chuck E. Cheese's! It was a blast playing it up to Eric and he bought it so much so that he was chanting the name on the car ride there! Unfortunately the place wasn't as much of a hit as we had hoped. :( Eric had fun on the Clifford ride

but was traumatized shortly thereafter with the Teletubbies ride and the rest of our time was a challenge. I played in the tubes alone,

we ate some pizza, surprisingly watched Chuck E. on stage without any fright, and spent some tickets that have been lying around our house for who knows how long. It was good...here's hoping for an even better trip when he gets a little older!
but was traumatized shortly thereafter with the Teletubbies ride and the rest of our time was a challenge. I played in the tubes alone,
we ate some pizza, surprisingly watched Chuck E. on stage without any fright, and spent some tickets that have been lying around our house for who knows how long. It was good...here's hoping for an even better trip when he gets a little older!




