the GLENN family

Well, we did it! We finished another semester and learned so many bucket-loads of knowledge. Andrew and I had some tough classes this time around: Andrew's schedule : Math 303: Differential Equations -A Stats: Statistics for Engineers -A Marriage Prep -A Chemical Engineering: Chemical processes and principles -A Advanced Writing: Technical Writing -A Sarah's schedule: Theory of Analysis (The Proofs of all of Calculus) -A Survey of Geometry (Euclidean, Neutral, and Hyperbolic) -A Introduction to Family History -A History of Math -A Advanced Writing -A Yes, you read that right. The GPA of this household for this semester is a 4.0. Oh yes!!! : D We had a few ups and downs and I learned that Andrew is great at quizzing me for my tests (plus he enjoyed all the extra facts he got to learn). Now that school is over we get to start on this list of fun: horseback riding honeymoon in the DOMINICAN REPUBLIC momma coming...

Because of the whole migraine thing, Easter was a little delayed for us. I mean, we gave talks about the atonement and resurrection on Easter Sunday, and we had a great dinner at Andrew's grandma's with lots of his family, but we didn't do anything at our house. So last Sunday when I woke up there was a trail of eggs leading to the kitchen (and french toast!) and then around the living room and finally to the front closet and a package with candy from my momma. When I opened the eggs they had compliments, sweet nothings, and "coupons" for all kinds of things from a date where I don't have to plan anything to breakfast in bed. I can't wait to cash in on all my spoils. Isn't he the greatest? (yes)

A few days (weeks?) ago I woke up from my nap on the couch to find this on the bedroom door/bed: Now you don't HAVE to agree with me, but my husband is the absolute cutest and I know it. You should probably also know that I LOVE aquariums. Zoos aren't really my thing, but there is just something about those otters, sharks, and weird/huge fish that is just so intriguing to me. So we spent about 3-4 hours at a relatively small aquarium, visited every animal twice (even the bird eating tarantula), and acted more like kids than all the kids there. I loved it so much. (Pictured below) Coolest fish ever! We had to fight the little kids to get in here Unfortunately there was some bad news... I have to find all of the animals, even the ones that hide in the corners and stuff. So, I spent most of the day concentrating really hard while looking through bent glass and water. Add that to being super hungry, and it was the perfect recipe for a he...

So let's see my last post was just after February...? To tell you the truth, if you subtract school, not much has happened around here. We had a very green (not in the environmental sense) and traditional St. Patrick's day, we exercised more than twice, went for a picnic, played some soccer (okay I just watched Andrew), visited with family, and generally enjoyed the warming weather. So how about just some pictures, does that work for everyone? Great, thanks! Proof that we really did exercise I think this is supposed to be a shamrock Green food Our house is green so of course we had to take a picture with it for St Patty's day :D corned beef sandwhiches Shamrock Sodas We like to go on walks when it's really cold outside