A lot to talk about

Hello people,
I've been told that I needed to update my blog - so here you go. 1st thing I have a cold. Do you feel bad for me? 2nd thing - Happy Thanksgiving! My mom has put me in charge of bringing a dinner salad. I wonder if she doesn't trust me to cook.....However, I can cook somethings.
I just found out that I have more classes to take than I thought in order to get my Masters. Yuck, I'm already sick of it. I have 7 more classes. Anyone who would like to donate to my education, may send me a check. Thank you for your contributions. Think of it this way - If I have my Masters I would make more money. If I make more money you will get better presents for birthdays and such. Just something to think about.
I am single, but I do have responsibility. I have Billy (my frog). He takes up most of my time. This is Billy if you have never seen him.










I also have plants. Some are doing better than others. Here is a picture of my plant that has been struggling. He has new sprouts so I am very proud.


So, Stacey and I were talking and I have a question for all of you. Single people (who have never been married) really get harassed for never being married. However, my question is why don't those who have been divorced get harassed. Not those that have remarried. But those who have divorced and are now single. Why should it be different. I'm not saying divorce is bad either so don't be offended. I'm just wondering. Any ideas about this.

Have a beautiful day!

Stacey made me do it!

Hello,
My roommate Stacey talked me into doing a blog. I am sorry for the title, we were trying to be funny. As far as school goes, I just finished parent teacher conference. I'm so glad those are over. Now for the funny stuff. I just moved here and I have had a couple of interesting experiences. I had some children take all of my candy on Halloween. There were three of them - they took handfuls and left. I tried to stop them, but was unsuccessful.
Then I was found driving down a one way street (the wrong way)! Yep, and I was honked at by a taxi driver. It was quite exciting.
Then I was driving with Stacey as a passenger. I thought I would be safe with her in the car- wrong! We were leaving a movie theater down town and headed South. We were behind a trax cart, but it was a road and there were no signs. So we figured we would keep going and eventually turn East. The road started to look strange (the lines on the road were changing). I slowed down, but continued. After all Stacey was with me and there was a vehicle behind me. Then the road just stopped. It turned to tracks (like railroad and no road). I stopped and was laughing so hard, but so scared at the same time. I hurried and turned around and thought for sure we would be on the news as a vehicle hit by trax. It turned out good and I don't think I will be trusting her as much. I hope you enjoyed my stories.

P.S. I didn't even tell you about my flat tire - maybe another day!
Love you all
Celeste