A week in review.

Sunday, February 17, 2008

Wow. I haven't posted in a while. So I thought I would fill y'all in on what's been going on the past week.

Bevan tested for Bonneville County almost a week ago. He got the top score in both the physical and written tests. They called him a couple days ago, just to let him know that interviews will begin in March. So I'm keeping my fingers crossed that the interview goes well, and he will finally have his dream job!

Bevan also started his "internship" with the Shelley police. ( They call it something other than internship, but I can never remember what it is.) He came home from his first day riding with a family friend, Jed Lewis, and he was ECSTATIC. He said that even though they did hardly anything, it was the most euphoric feeling he's ever had.
(Oh OH! He told me that they had an "informant" about a "drug dealer" in Shelley. But the "informant" never called back. Can you believe that!? In the freakin' tiny town of Shelley!? Weird.

I had to give a presentation this last week at school. People who had gone before me just got up in front of the class, with a single white sheet of paper and nervously talked about their book.( We had to give a book report. YES! That's right...a BOOK REPORT..in COLLEGE.)
I was SOO BORED by their presentations, I couldn't believe it. To make things worse, our professor said that their presentations were "A" presentations, which I was kind of blown away by.

So I signed up to be the first presentation of the next day. I decided I didn't want to do one of those boring, "flying by the seat of my pants" presentations. SO I prepared this power point presentation, stuffed with pictures, music, and interesting facts.

SO needless to say, I am now hated.

The professor got up after I was done and said that I was the most experienced in the class, that not only was I getting an "A+", but I had now set the bar.

Oh well. I would much rather be hated and have an "A+", than be boring with just a regular "A".

Other than that, not much has been going on. The dogs are becoming nocturnal monsters, and Bevan and I are becoming sleep deprived.
I guess this is what I have to look forward to with children??

♥
JLB