Tomorrow is our last day for school for this school year. I've been grading papers like crazy, working on paperwork for M to start high school in the fall, working for clients, and trying to keep the house clean, too. The weather here has been warm and dry---perfect for me to get caught up on the laundry (since we don't have a dryer). But there is so much other stuff to get caught up on, too.
On Monday, I found a little bit of time for scrapbooking. I cleaned in my room some over the weekend, and unpacked some boxes, and I found a box of pictures I had been looking for. I just knew in my heart that the first picture in the box was a picture of my girls with my dad from December of 2004, and I really wanted to find that box. I did. And Monday I did about four pages in my family scrapbook. I worked really hard in Luxembourg to be only about one year behind in getting my pictures in books and documented. Now I'm two and a half years behind, but I'm not discouraged. I got caught up once, and I can do it again.
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"Everything that isn't autobiographical is plagiarism." --Pedro Almodovar
About this blog
We lived in Luxembourg for 15 months (and only 4 of those months with our furniture). Though I loved my job, we experienced so many difficult times that we had to leave and come back to the States. This blog is a record of my mid-life crisis, my great new job in Europe, and then trying to find a new way yet again back in the States. I hope through my experiences you will be able to learn something.
About Me
- Catherine
- I am a follower of Jesus Christ, a mother of four, a statistician, and a musician. After almost 15 years at my good government job in the Washington DC area, and after a year working on contracts for Eurostat while living in Luxembourg, I now run my own statistical consulting business. I also teach statistics and quantitative literacy at Belmont University because they give me very good health insurance.
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