Life has been quite busy and never seems to slow down, which I guess is a good thing because that means I'm being productive. I am no longer a nanny and now work fulltime at Microsoft as a Recruiting Coordinator. This is the same job I had 4 years ago when I was pregnant with Maizyn. It's a good job which is not too stressful but not extrememly boring either. Nice and steady which is what I like. I miss Maizyn soo soo soo much. She is my little munchkin and life is weird without her by my side at all times. She will be starting preschool next week for 2 or 3 full days ( I haven't decided ). She's excited about it. The other days she will be with Clay and with family. I'm a little jealous, but in the long run, this is a good thing. I know I was supposed to start working agin to help support our family while Clay is in school. This is a good thing. I keep telling myself that... (actually I really like it, I feel like I'm needed and appreciated a bit more plus I get to used my mad organization skills and there is a lot of potential to grow here.)
Little Maizyn is 4 now and is just so smart. I am so proud to be her Mom. She's great. We're going to throw her a Fancy Nancy party in a few weeks for her birthday. She picked this theme all by herself and its perfect for her. She is such a little girly girly with so much wit. We'll be sure and post lots of pics.
We had a great summer wrapping things up with my nanny job (playing in the kiddie pool and going to the beach with the kids often was GREAT! I'm glad I was able to do all these fun things with them before I had ot be stuck behind a desk all day. :) ) I also got to go to Florida at the beginning of the summer to visit my Bestie Semra. That was an amazing trip and we sure partied it up. I miss that girl and hope to be able to have lots more vacations like that.
Clay will be done with school officially next April. ( at least with this current program). I am very excited for him to have the skills and education to do something he loves. He loves school and is doing great.
We're just living life and loving it about 99 percent of the time. :)
