..to a new website :) The new one is much more flexible and it's up and running so we'll see you there!
Here's a link:
https://sites.google.com/site/msemett/
Monday, October 25, 2010
Saturday, October 9, 2010
Graduation here I come!...?
So it's official. This week I applied to graduate at the end of the semester. Technically I don't really graduate until after I pass my student teaching but considering we're not sure if we'll be back here for the Spring or somewhere else doing Michael's internship I thought it would be safer to just get it done now. It feels a little strange but I know it will feel stranger coming back for Mike's last few semesters after I'm done. It feels great though to know I'll have a degree and be certified to teach three subjects and administer assessments for nonnative English speakers (a growing field by the way, my professor mentions almost every day how lucky we are because we're practically guaranteed a job teaching ESL...he almost sounds jealous).
Our apartment is really feeling like a home now. We've got pictures on the wall and everything. The original plan was to keep it all as simple as possible seeing as how we're moving in December anyway but my feminine urges took over and I'm quite proud of our living room. It's been fun and adventurous figuring out really inexpensive ways to decorate an apartment and DI (Deseret Industries) and I have become good friends. I'll be sure to post some pictures when I have the chance.
Michael's dad, Mike, came by and visited us this week. It still cracks me up to see how much alike they are. It was fun to have the old man around (Michael's words). We got to show off our apartment and our new car (oh by the way we got a new car-2005 Hyundai Sonata-and Mike's Ford Explorer is for sale if anyone's interested), go out to eat, and share stories. Boy do those Emett's have some crazy stories! It was fun to hear about his childhood and see them both laugh so hard. Which leads me to the discussion of the week. What is your most memorable family memory? (we welcome sentimental and humorous stories:)
Our apartment is really feeling like a home now. We've got pictures on the wall and everything. The original plan was to keep it all as simple as possible seeing as how we're moving in December anyway but my feminine urges took over and I'm quite proud of our living room. It's been fun and adventurous figuring out really inexpensive ways to decorate an apartment and DI (Deseret Industries) and I have become good friends. I'll be sure to post some pictures when I have the chance.
Michael's dad, Mike, came by and visited us this week. It still cracks me up to see how much alike they are. It was fun to have the old man around (Michael's words). We got to show off our apartment and our new car (oh by the way we got a new car-2005 Hyundai Sonata-and Mike's Ford Explorer is for sale if anyone's interested), go out to eat, and share stories. Boy do those Emett's have some crazy stories! It was fun to hear about his childhood and see them both laugh so hard. Which leads me to the discussion of the week. What is your most memorable family memory? (we welcome sentimental and humorous stories:)
Thursday, September 30, 2010
The Blog Pool
Well now that we have a blog I guess it's official, we've moved into married life. The blog is like the cherry on top, no matter that we pay utilities and share a bed, car, finances, etc etc. The blog is what makes it really official. ;)
We were married on August 7th 2010 in the Mt. Timpanogos temple in Utah. We had a blast on our honeymoon exploring California and Montana. We're now in Rexburg, Idaho where I'm finishing my last semester of classes. Michael has about a year and a half left.
We'll be moving to Arizona in January-just in time to beat the Rexburg winter-so I can do my student teaching. Michael will be coming along, taking online classes while trying to find some temporary work. I'm excited to revisit my old neighborhood where I grew up as well as seeing family. Almost all of my extended family resides in Arizona and Mike hasn't met most of them so we'll be finding the time to visit and have some adventures. I'm particularly excited to (hopefully) spend Easter at my grandparent's cabin in Flagstaff. Ever since I can remember we always tried to make it to the cabin for Easter, it was like a family reunion every year for my mom's side.
We look forward to comments and questions on our posts and hopefully we'll have weekly updates.
We were married on August 7th 2010 in the Mt. Timpanogos temple in Utah. We had a blast on our honeymoon exploring California and Montana. We're now in Rexburg, Idaho where I'm finishing my last semester of classes. Michael has about a year and a half left.
We'll be moving to Arizona in January-just in time to beat the Rexburg winter-so I can do my student teaching. Michael will be coming along, taking online classes while trying to find some temporary work. I'm excited to revisit my old neighborhood where I grew up as well as seeing family. Almost all of my extended family resides in Arizona and Mike hasn't met most of them so we'll be finding the time to visit and have some adventures. I'm particularly excited to (hopefully) spend Easter at my grandparent's cabin in Flagstaff. Ever since I can remember we always tried to make it to the cabin for Easter, it was like a family reunion every year for my mom's side.
We look forward to comments and questions on our posts and hopefully we'll have weekly updates.
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