Not much to say

Now that I'm home from vacation, I don't really have a lot to say. Andrew is posting about all the adventures we had - from crazy bus lady to driving to O'Hare. I really enjoyed our time away. It was relaxing and exciting at the same time. I had never been to the States longer than an evening (to have dinner in Lindon) so seeing anything different from here was cool. Now that we have our passports, I think I will feel more comfortable crossing the border. It is WAY easier to cross the border with a passport (at least that has been my impression so far) even if my passport picture looks like I am a hardened career criminal. Seriously, it does. Anyway, I'm now glad to be home, trying not to think about school just yet, but realizing that my days of freedom are slowly dwindling.

I am having one last summer adventure too. My Nanny (my maternal grandmother) is turning 90 in November. My aunt and her daughters thought it would be nice to have everyone gather in the summer time to celebrate the event. For the longest time I didn't think I could go, but just discovered that I can! I am very excited. I haven't seen my cousins in 3 years and one of them has a two year old now, whom I've never met. Unfortunately, Andrew can not go because he is preaching that Sunday and he needs to save his remaining holiday time for spring break (I think). So I get to go home this summer after all! It will be very fun.