Not Enough Snapshots of My Summer

I will preface these pictures by saying that this past summer (that is now officially come to a screeching halt, tear!) was one of the best and most relaxing summers I have had (since I was maybe 7 years old). And it also makes me realize that I NEED to take MORE pictures! These few pictures cannot even begin to describe my summer, but alas, they will have to do. I enjoyed weeks at the beach (St. George), many weekends at the lake (Compass Lake), lots of time using my new sewing machine, shopping and lunch dates with mom that I will miss dearly when I am working(but not to worry, we will definitly continue these play dates on my days off from work:)), not enough (but still some) much needed exercise time and TONS of just good ole R and R. I even learned to cook some! And I will say it again, oh what a JOY it is to be done with school! Enjoy some pics!

Back to School, Back to School (or in my case, work)

So this weekend I got to go back to Auburn for a few days. I have not been back all summer, so it was lots of fun to see everyone and go out (17 then Sky of course, nothing has changed in my absence). I dropped Turner off at class Friday and also went with him to buy his books, and felt like I havn't missed a beat. I didn't even feel like I had graduated, I felt just like everyone else, and even blended in still sportin the ADPi tees. The only difference: NO CLASS! woohoo, what an awesome feeling to know I never have to go sit in Miller Hall for another 4 hour nursing lecture at 7AM on Monday morning ever again! It was sad seeing everyone start back without me though, I do love Auburn and miss it!
But on a different note, those were also my last days of freedom. My big girl job starts bright and early tmrw (Monday) morning (actually dark and way early, I have to be at the hospital at 7AM). Yep, its gonna be rough since I have had 3 months of nothing but beach, lake, and relaxation. What a wonderful, wonderful summer I've had, but all good things must come to an end I suppose. Orientation lasts all of this week and then I will be working 3 days a week. I am doing liver transplants at Piedmont in Atlanta, something much different than I ever expected to be doing, but I am sure I will love it (or like it). I hope my schooling has prepared me well! Say a little prayer for me!