And there's alot of studying to go along with it. The nursing program is a very busy one, with lots of instruction and simulation and LOTS of reading. I don't mind at all and find most of the reading fascinating.
My husband and I drove to Pittsburgh last weekend to celebrate my youngest daughter's 21st birthday. Her actual b-day is this weekend, but apparently it isn't cool to have your mom go with you on your first official bar crawl. Hey, when did that happen?
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Thanks for your post on my Jeter entry. I am a somewhat reluctant baseball fan, but my daughter and husband are rabid fans with season tix, so the only way I get to see them from April to October is to go along to the game. At least there is Derek Jeter to look at. But I wish I could bring my knitting!
Hey, found you through "Casting Away"... I'm way behind but... Congradulations on Nursing School. I graduated in '05, this was a second career and second degree for me also. No one understands what its like unless you've been through it, I lost 2 entire years of my childrens lives. Good for you that you went back. Karrie
I found you via Knitters Review Forum--good for you for going for that second career!! I, too, am a CPA in need of ... leaving it. I just do not know where to turn or what to do (the only "call" I hear is my kids asking me to drive them somewhere and to give them $$). Its truly inspirational that you found that drive and desire to pursue nursing.
Welcome to the KR Webring!
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