Catch-up

There is a saying that the more joy you are experiencing, the faster time goes. Well, Jason and I have been having a blast so Christmas Break was just a blur! Jason and I loved having some time together during the holidays and despite the fact that we found several amazing deals for trips to Europe for New Years we both had responsibilities we had to do and couldn't run off on another adventure. Jason and I stayed up late on Christmas Eve and read to each other while drinking hot chocolate. We went to bed and the next thing I know I felt someone tapping my shoulder. Jason had been wide awake since 5:00am Christmas morning and had been a sweetheart and waited until about 6:30 to wake me up. I couldn't help but laugh and kiss him because I love how the holidays brings out the kids in us. Jason broke the rules this year and went above the bugdet we set for each other and spoiled me rotten! I told him he would get in trouble if he went over, but how could I get upset at someone who bought us tickets to DisneyWorld for Spring Break!! I have always wanted to go to DisneyWorld and Jason and I just love going to Disneyland that he figured we might as well enjoy it as soon as possible. New Year's was fun, and again, despite the fact that we could have spent it in Germany, we had already promised Jason's family that we would travel to Price, instead. We had a great time but knew that work and school would be starting soon. Jason and I like to keep busy and since we both go to school full time and work full time we do just that. Jason has been busy writing a compilation of several documents from the Henrickian era, and I have been busy studying for my Comprehensive Exam. In order to continue with my Master's Degree and graduate this coming May, I need to pass this exam that will take all day to complete and do so with a high grading scale. No pressure, huh! Sure, I am nervous, but I know that everything always works out the way it should be. Thanks to all of you that encourage us to continue on with school and succeed with our careers, despite how hard it might get or how rocky the road might be.