Abram and I are learning to balance the hectiness of the new life. Abram is awake by 4:30 and on the train about 5-ish. His arrival time home varies from 6, 7, 10, and 1 am. I am able to sleep in a little more and my arrival time varies from 4:30-10pm. I probably would stay later if I was allowed to, but the one janitor in the building reminds me that I really need to get sleep. Not that I enjoy being at school that late, but I'm constantly swamped with paperwork, planning, and committee work.
For the past week, I have been praying that all my hard work and effort with one of my committees would run smoothly. I signed up to be co-chair on a Family Literacy Night. It turned out to be Chairperson because no one else wanted to volunteer. So after weeks of fretting, nights of hard work, and a day full of craziness I managed to get everything done. The Sign Language workshop seemed to be everybodies favorite. While I finished this month's Family Literacy Night, it is time to start working on the next Literacy Night in December.
Abram took today off to finish a mid-term that he has due today. He is about half way through with his first quarter. He has been busy with group projects, tests, studying, and homework. We are praying that he can maintain his pace and health.

People are waiting for our Christmas list. Abram and I feel bad about this. We hardly see one another. I know we have needs for things, but to be honest. I really can't think of them off the top of my head. To all whom are waiting on a list, I am going to make a strong effort to send an e-mail out this weekend with Abram's help. ::cross fingers::

Well g2g and get some sleep. I'm exhuasted and feel I deserve a nights rest.