My life as is

I have decided to move my blog here instead of myspace. No particular reason except for the general negative feedback I get from people who I tell that I blog there. I'll still be on myspace, for those who I speak to there, but I will probably not blog there as much.

My update on life:

Yesterday I spent the afternoon at the emergency room because Micah had a seizure. He hasn't had one in a while, and I don't have him on meds for it anymore, so I had him checked out. He's fine. I got an appointment with his autism doctor, so I will be addressing that situation later. I have an upcoming IEP before that for placement for next year. I am planning on continuing his mainstreaming for next year (no matter how much they want to talk me out of it).

Becca will be starting kindergarten on July 30th. Does it seem like I am counting the days? I am. She needs to interact with more people so she has something else to talk to me about besides her imaginary friends. Her best friend right now is her imaginary friend Crispy, and she lives in Mexico. Crispy rode on her skateboard over here today and brought Becca a cake. Becca has a great imagination (however, she does lack geography skills...she is 4 still).

The twins are good. Zoe is growing faster than Ali, though. Zoe's belly is all round, and while Ali doesn't look unhealthy skinny, she isn't the big girl that her younger sis is. She is petite, but she has the attitude problems more often and is far too girly for me.

I am finally done with my first semester back to school. Finals have been awful, but I feel good about my grades. I got a B in sociology. I think that is pretty good for a telecourse that I only watched one program of. I only read a couple of chapters of the book, too. If I had more time, I probably would have gotten an A. I have 4 kids, though. I don't know my grade yet for Chemistry, but I doubt it will be bad.

Well, my time has run out. I leave you with a verse of encouragement:

"So do not throw away your confidence; it will be richly rewarded. You need to persevere so that when you have done the will of God, you will receive what he has promised. For in just a very little while,
"He who is coming will come and will not delay.
But my righteous one will live by faith.
And if he shrinks back,
I will not be pleased with him."
But we are not of those who shrink back and are destroyed, but of those who believe and are saved."

Hebrews 10:35-39