I'm approaching the end of the tunnel!!!!

Well everyone...he's right. School is over, HOWEVER, I still have a seminar all next week to complete and technically my graduation is depending on whether or not I actually pass this seminar (which shouldn't be a prob). AND, the weekend of business and family is officially over. I managed to thouroughly enjoy graduation and I did not shed one tear...although my eyes did water a little bit when one of my oldest (first day of our freshman year) friends received her diploma....*sigh* I tend to be a bit nervous at functions like these and usually show it. For instance, my walking buddy was Steph soon-to-be Perry and I was so nervous that, when they announced us, and it was our turn to walk down the isle and into our row, I totally took off in front of her....I left her in the dust as I grinned from ear to ear embarrassed as heck. It's one of those memories you'll never forget, and one of those memories that keeps me from becoming to prideful of myself. To be perfectly honest (and this is somewhat of a new revelation for me) EVERY SINGLE BIG EVENT in my life has been riddled with something really stupid that I have done. For example, I was involved in someone elses graduation where I had to carry the flags down the isle before the graduates walked, and the whole time I was chomping on a piece of gum...I looked like a cow chewing its cud...not a pretty picture (at least that is what the ppl filming told me). Another significant time in my life was my wedding day. Confession: I chewed gum on my wedding day. I wanted to have fresh breath and I didn't have any mints, so I popped some gum. For anyone else this might have been okay....but not me. This time, however, I realized I had fogotten to take out the gum before I walked down the isle and thankfully didn't chew it too much :) But still.....come on.
Well, it is once again just the three of us...
Time with the family has been really good...and so....to all our family...thank you for making our weekend extra special by being such a part of it! And so I think that's all. Nothing new to report. Time to get back to the drudgery of seminar work. Goodnight, cyber world.