While traveling back home my flight was delayed and overbooked. The cool part is they offered 4 people a $200 flight credit to travel 4 hours later. I took it and luckily mom was at the airport still so we ran errands and she dropped me back off at the airport to catch my flight back home. It gets better, instead of $200 flight credit I got $376. I paid $283 for the flight so I made out really well I think.
Aaron has heard back from Baylor (Dallas) and UT (in Houston) as well, and he has gotten in those schools as well. We are going to stick with San Antonio unless they offer Aaron a scholarship he can't refuse.
After reading a post from Sumana about books she read, I remembered I had been wanting to read East of Eden b/c Alyson recommended it and also it was on Oprah's book club list. I rented the book on cd from the library to listen to during my daily walk with Lily- (she usually falls asleep after 5 mins). I enjoy it so far, but I am only on Ch 7.
I can't believe that in 2 1/2 weeks I will be heading down to San Antonio again. Not to mention that we will be checking out housing to live in! Exciting stuff. I do kinda wish though that my vacations were spread apart so to break up the boring parts of the year, but I'll take what I can get.
(2) Mon Dec 06 2004 20:30:
Things are finally starting to settle now that I am back home. Thanksgiving was fun in San Antonio, but I am sure Lily is happy to be back on a schedule as is her mommy. I really liked getting to know Ben better. David is same ol David and it was fun to see him back from his mission. I also had a chance to hang out with Michelle more than I had in the past.
- Comments:
Posted by John at Mon Dec 06 2004 21:14
I agree on the holiday thing. Thanksgiving and Christmas are too close together. I find the February-March lack of holiday-ness quite depressing sometimes. Our friend John Wirthlin (Elder Wirthlin's nephew, in fact) is going to San Antonio to dental school as well. They had a baby girl named Abigail the same time you guys had Lily. Maybe y'all will become friends.
Posted by Kristen at Mon Dec 06 2004 21:19
Maybe...since they will be in our ward most likely! In our ward there in San Antonio where my family lived was right by the medical school and dental school so we had lots of students in our ward and there were always fun young couples moving in. In fact,our YW president was Mary McCann- Elder Holland's daughter. Sister Holland would come to visit her and come to our ward. I don't think Elder Holland ever came to our ward though, otherwise I would remember that.