The blind leading the blind

My agenda for my Spring Break in Clarksville, Tennessee with Jamie:

– read all three novels I brought (two for pleasure, one for work)
– grade 57 critical reviews
– work out as soon as I woke up Monday – Friday
– work on my Tennessee teaching certification
– prepare and cook dinner Monday – Friday for Jamie and me
– RELAX!

What actually happened:

– read zero books
– graded nine essays
– worked out 2.5 times (the half counts as a “I went to the gym, did a cardio machine for 20 minutes, realized I didn’t want to be there, and walked out)
– discussed with Jamie 5,302,482 times what time of home we wanted to get (Let’s get a townhome. No, let’s get a house. Well, what about that apartment? Maybe we should buy. No, let’s go with the townhome. We should buy. YADDA YADDA)
– Cook three dinners (if you could chicken helper and spaghetti as great dinners!) 🙂
– Agreed to BUY A HOME

The whole “buying a home” thing was outrageous. It was truly exciting to go through the entire process with Jamie, but BOY OH BOY were we running around like chickens with our heads cut off. It was like the blind leading the blind. Hysterical. Stay tuned for a comedy show of a blog post when I publish the story of how this house came to be. 🙂

In a nutshell, I want to say that I am happy! There is a lot of change going on in my life right now with my job, living situation, and being seperated from my husband, but at the end of the day I am thankful for the madness. I am growing daily in a number of ways and am excited for what the next few months hold.