The Lord is laying out my path. I praise him everyday. I have won a scholarship, I am blessed and grateful and I'm in hopes the year will bless me with more. Every little bit helps.
I'm on a new schedule to follow up with the volunteer of my Saturdays to taking care of Wilburville's newly planted douglas fir forest. Also I will continue my shadow hours with Dr Erin Anderson OD, who has provided me with her leadership as a mentor, along with 9 hours a week of tutoring students on CCC campus.
My new project is to make time to work with the idea of bringing an Alzheimer's walk into the town where I live. This will require that I meet with the Mayor, so this will be on my list of things to do before the end of summer. In addition to that I need to work with the international program on campus and complete my application for a Costa Rica and Nicaragua trip which will commence in Spring and Summer of 2013. To make that possible I have to dig further for and apply for funding by scholarships that encourages an increased international curriculum base in my education.
If anyone reading this can offer suggestions on how to make adding abroad semesters financially feasible, please share on my blog I would love to hear of success stories.
Here is a great picture of my son and of course the one in the front is Foghorn....:)
As far as my path of continued success with "No Smoking" and my Restless Hens girls that make it possible, I'm golden on that commitment to myself my children and the Lord. By the way my girls (Hens) are doing fabulous, with the exception that I am concerned one of my Rhode Island Red's is overweight namely, Mohawk. I love her, she is so sweet gentle and is always willing to get close with me and let me snuggle her. She is the loner and is always last, in the back and least skid-dish, but extremely large. She has a sort of waddle in her gait more so than a regular chicken. Super cute, but I shouldn't continue to give her so many snacks :)
I'm on a new schedule to follow up with the volunteer of my Saturdays to taking care of Wilburville's newly planted douglas fir forest. Also I will continue my shadow hours with Dr Erin Anderson OD, who has provided me with her leadership as a mentor, along with 9 hours a week of tutoring students on CCC campus.
My new project is to make time to work with the idea of bringing an Alzheimer's walk into the town where I live. This will require that I meet with the Mayor, so this will be on my list of things to do before the end of summer. In addition to that I need to work with the international program on campus and complete my application for a Costa Rica and Nicaragua trip which will commence in Spring and Summer of 2013. To make that possible I have to dig further for and apply for funding by scholarships that encourages an increased international curriculum base in my education.
If anyone reading this can offer suggestions on how to make adding abroad semesters financially feasible, please share on my blog I would love to hear of success stories.
Here is a great picture of my son and of course the one in the front is Foghorn....:)
