Weekend at home, but not to relax!

Hi everyone,

Friday's weather was absolutely miserable, so I was really excited to leave for the weekend.  However, going home wasn't to relax--but instead to finish up our company dining-out plans and to get my dress for Junior Ring.  I didn't sleep much and I'm pretty much convinced that I spent the whole weekend going from store to store.

However, I did get to see my family & eat some good food.  My mom made a baked ham with my super favorite popovers for supper last night.  Also, on Saturday I went to Lawton's HotDog in Lawrence, MA.  It is a little hole-in-the-wall place that has great burgers, hot dogs, and fries.

Anyway, I came back to a warm and sunny Vermont.  It's in the 60s today and it is certainly a nice change!  The weather is supposed to be really great all week.  I can't wait until summer!

Speaking of summer, the school year is really starting to wind down up here at Norwich.  I have final projects being thrown at me, plans for final exams, and class registration for next year.

As a nursing major, freshman year is similar to high school.  There is English, Math, etc.  However, sophomore year is a complete change!  Next year, all of my classes will relate to nursing and I will also begin clinicals!  I'm really excited.  I came here to be nursing major and I can't wait to actually learn some stuff that I'm really interested in!

That's about it for now.  I have a PT test coming up with the Naval Department on Saturday morning.  That conflicts with participating in the NU101 Open House--but we'll see!

Until next time,
Holly

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Hi,

My boyfriend went to Norwich last semester, and recently joined the Marines. I have been reading your blog since rook week started. Even though my boyfriend doesn't go to Norwich anymore I find myself reading it. It has been a comfort to me to hear about some of the things he was going through when he was there, when we couldn't always talk. I just wanted to let you know that I really enjoyed reading it.

Congrats on getting recognized, and good luck with your nursing classes/clinicals next year.