Update!

The last few months have been pretty chill around here. Well that is in relation to last year which has been a whirl wind of crazy.

Shaun just finished another round of finals, luckily this module has been MUCH easier for him. So we are both very thankful for that. He is taking an IT and Operations Management class, each module he has 2 classes. Given that he majored in Operations, that class was a breeze, the IT class however has the craziest quizzes I have ever seen. But that doest stop Shaun from being nominated to the UGA honors society! He's a smarty...thats for sure.

Shaun has also decided to graduate early! Instead of graduating next fall he will graduate in the the end of May. It is going to be a CRAZZZZYYYY time for both of us but I am proud of his determination and work ethic.

I started a new job as a  ABA therapist for a company called EAP (early autism project). I've been given 2 clients so far to my case load with a few more that are in the process of being accepted (we call it intake). I am loving it so far. I have one client that reminds me a lot of my first client I ever worked with in Logan, so that is really fun! Another great thing is that since I start my masters soon the company cant offer a mentorship program which means that all my supervision and clinic hours can be done pretty easily! Thats a huge relief!

I also am heading into a new semester. I'm more than ready to be done! This semester i'm taking my final statistics class and neurology as well as a internship course to get me ready for grad school! Its going to be a pretty rough semester I think but it will all be worth it come December!

A few weeks ago we decided to head up north to a little town called Helen. Its a super cute town full of bikers and swedish architecture. Its like Midway in Utah. We decided to float the river and camp. We loved every second of it. Toby even got his own tube to float down the river as well. Everyone thought it was the greatest thing that our big ol dog would just sit in his own tube and relax. It was pretty funny.

We also went on a hike and saw some gorgeous water falls. Toby also found out he likes to climb trees. We were shocked. He was at least 10 feet of the ground and didn't even blink an eye. What the heck?

We also got to head home to Shaun parents to welcome home Ariell! We loved being able to see family meet our new niece and nephew and of course, farm!

Lucky for me a few sheep lambed the day I got there so I was able to play with the babies!

 Shaun also taught me how to drive the swather and then took a few friends for a ride. Never realized how hick that sounded till just now. Going for a ride in the swather just for fun... well its is pretty fun to drive and stinking hard too!

 We also went up towards vernal to ride. We MISS riding. We rented a rzr and did a number on it. It was so slick up there we couldn't keep traction!

 And here is Ariell! We volunteered to change water that week we were there and enjoyed every second of it. Thats Shaun in the background getting a little bothered that he couldn't get this line started... loosing his touch? Just kidding! That line hates everybody.