Hi everyone! The move went pretty well. We have gotten a lot done already and spent way too much money, but it feels like home to me and it has only been four days

. I am in love with this house. I did not workout at all Thursday-Sunday other than moving, which I consider a calorie-burner for sure. I did, however, manage to get HS in yesterday. Today I did DM. I am off today (I thought the day was a give back because of the hurricane, but it turns out it wasn't

). I am going to catch up on grading and planning the next two weeks (classes end next Friday and then we give finals and summatives). My older DS had to adjust to the house a bit. The first two days were rough. He was upset because his Wii couldn't be hooked up and cable didn't come until Sunday. Now that we have most of the house situated he is much better. My younger DS loves the house. We have a huge backyard that they can play in and they are already enjoying it. I cannot wait for summer to just be in this house

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Anyway. . . Sorry for being MIA. Didn't get Internet until Sunday and it has been hectic, but I've been thinking about you guys.
Belinda- I've put on a few pounds this month myself, all from bad eating, I am sure. Trying to stay on track now, but it is hard with all the BBQ, and the take-out we've been ordering the last week did not help. I am going to up my cardio and ease up on heavy lifting for a few weeks and see if that helps. June is coming soon! Are you getting excited?
Deb- Keeping my fingers crossed that you are feeling better today and did not catch that bug. I am exhausted, but in a good way. I am happy and content with this house. I just feel free almost, if that makes sense.
Cookie- I've been meaning to tell you that I think that even though being diagnosed with BP and facing it is hard, it is better than calling it "mood swings" and ignoring it. Kudos to you for not trying to sweep it under the rug, and for your son getting help. My sister has BP II and my family ignores it and that is why she can get away with being so nasty and hateful. Everyone makes excuses for it. They ignore her depression and excessive weight gain, or chalk it up to laziness. It is a serious problem. No one wants to discuss/address it. She is not taking meds, not seeing a therapist either. She is in her mid-30s, which makes it worse from what I've read (if you don't get help). I think it is great that your son is taking that first step and that you are not hiding it, but addressing it. In the long run, that is what is best for your family, IMHO.
Okay, off to shower and then get to work!
Kristin