1st semester of pharmacy school-- DONE!

Eugene finished his 1st semester on Tuesday-- and it's been non-stop partying ever since! Well, sorta.

We've been sleeping alot, lounging alot, drinking lots of hot tea (and the occasional decaf coffee's to fight off the withdrawals) and trying to get rid of our nasty headaches (and body aches/stomach aches for me). It's been sweet and exhausting at the same time but we are both so thankful that the semester is over! Eugene has been taking non-stop surprise naps as of late, making up for all of the sleeptime he's missed out on the past few weeks and I'm just thankful to have a stress-free husband in the house. (Woot woot!)

Since Eugene doesn't like making his little debuts on our blog, I had to be creative and did a mini-interview.  So here it is.

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1. What was the hardest thing about your 1st semester?
Driving in traffic

2. What did you like about it?
 I learned alot in a short period of time. It was fun learning everything

3. What did you miss most during your 1st semester?
"Sleep"
 ("and my wife"... after some prompting, of course. hehe)

4. What will you do differently next semester?
"Study earlier"
 ("and spend more time with my wife"..this also required some prompting)

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 And... there you have it folks! 

I seriously praise God for His faithfulness in carrying Eugene through this quarter. With the hours and hours of driving in heavy, stand still traffic a day.... to rushing after class to get to work on time (in traffic of course)... to coming home late from work (and traffic), having to study, sleep late and wake up really early to do it all over again......from waking up in wee hours in the morning to leave for school by 5:00am...... my husband is a trooper!  Even though it was just ONE semester, it's been a tough and long road. We've learned alot of hard lessons together during this season, but we're glad to say we'll be prepared for next year!!!!!

(after a long, fun-filled, relaxing and fruitful break of course!)

 

Have a great break, everyone!

As for you, Mr. Pharmacy School, you are so dead next year.

We will love you and destroy you to bits and pieces :)

love always,

Sharon & Eugene

give thanks- a semester to testify of God's faithfulness in our lives, hard lessons learned, grace to get through each day, time to spend with my husband (thank you x1000000!!!!), time to rest, time to recover, our physical weaknesses that serve to magnify the strength of our God.