It is Monday. I have not Made It.

Ahh, I really wanted to have something made for today!

My problemo: I've been splitting time between spending time at my apartment in the first state and spending time at my dad's house in the second state, pretending that I am a stay-at-home daughter. He loves it when I'm home I think. I'm his favorite. I've started a couple projects there, but needed materials I already had here. Ay yi yi.

Anyway, I'll link up later this week when all of my materials are in one place.

In other news---

Here we go! I'm hoping to start in the Fall. Next step is to go to campus & meet with someone so that I can get on track!

In other news, I went to the movies a couple days ago. The boyfriend vetoed Magic Mike [I have no idea why! hahaha], so we saw my second choice:

Madagascar 3!

So cute! I kind of love the Madagascar and Ice Age franchises. I can't wait to have kids so it will be socially acceptable to see these movies. For now, my boyfriend obliges, as long as we balance it out with a movie of his choice. So, our next movie is this:

Ted. =\

Eh. I love Marky Mark. I love Mila. I don't love Bears who engage in questionable behavior! I'm sure it'll be entertaining for what it is. 

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Expect me back in a few days with my Made It Monday Thursday!

The Next Step..

I did it. I sent in my application for graduate school.

I basically didn't have a choice as to where to attend, though. Not many colleges here in the first state.

I've known for a long time that I wanted to be a school counselor. However, counseling jobs are some of the first on the chopping block in regards to cuts. I've done a lot of thinking, and I'm definitely not going to let that stop me from reaching this goal. My favorite part of teaching is connecting with the kids, learning about their lives. So I'm very excited for this next step!

I'm thankful that this school offers the dual program, for both elementary and secondary. I'd love to work in the middle school or secondary setting. I went through a lot during those two periods of my life, and I want to be there for students who need the extra guidance and support.

I have no idea what the timeline is from this point forward. I've only been out of undergrad for a couple years, so this graduate school thing is a whole new ball game! What I'm not excited for is the loan/money aspect of it all. I'm thankful for the tuition reimbursement program in my district, and I can't wait to get the ball rolling!

Are any of my followers pursuing this degree? 

Does anyone know of any counseling blogs?