Exciting Fatigue

I feel so tired I almost wonder if there isn't something medically wrong with me, but I think it's just lack of good sleep and the busyness of life. I was blessed to have Good Friday off. I spent the day shopping to make Easter baskets for Andy's family. It was fun, and really just wonderful. The day was nice and sunny and I was doing something that I wanted to with very little time constraint.
Friday night I went to this fantastic Murder Mystery birthday party for an 11 year old girl. Their family is amazing, and absolutely lots of fun to be with. I was one of the 8 girls she invited. I played the part of the Maid...I appeared to be quite guilty, but in the end it was the limosine driver :)
Saturday morning we woke up quite early to drive to Belmont. We got there, did some scavenger hunts, and had fun eating and talking with everyone. We left about 8pm to come back to Evansville and then attended our church's Sonrise service. There was a small drama done to hopefully impact our thoughts of The Resurrection.
Monday started the week over at work. For some reason, this week seems awfully long and less than fun. Tuesday I was able to use my sign language with one of my patients which was really cool...I hope I get to do that more. And then today is only Wednesday. Saturday we head north...the main event is a wedding, but I'm mostly excited about seeing family. I'm also a little bummed that we'll have to leave so quickly...which I think will make for another tiring week. I must be becoming a real adult since I just want to hang out at home and clean... :) I miss our families and I just wish we could hang out for 3 or 4 days in Anderson. That would be great right now. So far, neither of us have vacation until August. That seems forever away.

What's more romantic than cookies?

I just thought that I should update with what I've been up to. I've only got one more class left with sign language...and for that class we have to go out (with the rest of the students and teacher) to a restaurant, order our food, and coverse with everyone using only sign language and no voice. Even when ordering our food. It's an interesting challenge, but I think it will be okay. It's kind of funny, because after sign class I find myself thinking in "sign".
Also, I'm only 3 weeks away from the end of my probationary period at work. Things seem to be going well, and I love the diversity of things that I see there. I actually think that I give more injections at the clinic than I did in the hospital...but I could be wrong. I love the people that I work with, and I hope that I keep loving the job.
Andy and I have been calling every moment that we have together "dates" since we don't have much time to spend together. This past weekend, we were blessed with a bit of a car ride together. We were in Bloomfield to celebrate Niah's first birthday. She's adorable, and she loves me...which is wonderful. It was great to see her eat cake for the first time and how her eyes just looked excited when she realized that her mom was going to let her dig in :)
It snowed again last week, and I (for one) hope that it's very near an end. It was cool to get snow days for work, but I'm ready for happy spring days to arrive. I think it's just around the corner, and my whole body is happy about it.