I'm almost completely done! I need to do some hearing screenings, and reformat my thesis, but everything else is done! This is a picture of some of the girls that I spent the last two years with. I'm so excited to be out on my own, but I am going to really miss the girls in the clinic and all of the help that we were able to give each other.

I am starting my job with Davis School District this summer. I will be doing lessons for four different functional skills classes at Woods Cross High School for junior high and high school students. I am very excited and quite nervous. I don't really have any experience with junior high and high school students. But, I have some great mentors and it will be nice to have a taste of working on my own before the school year really begins. In August I will start working at an elementary school.It was a really windy day, and my cap kept flying off! This is a picture of my family that was at graduation. From left to right: Aunt Diane (she is my aunt that has celiac, so she loves you Denise!), Nana (my mom's mom), my mom, my dad, me and Steve!

Proposal!!

Well here goes the story...

It was Wednsday the 22nd and I had just picked up the ring from the jewler (Kamille's neighbor) and I went to her house to see her for just a second. I wasn't going to pop the question that day because Kamille was in the middle of crisis mode with her thesis and the last thing she needed was that big of a distraction, so I left the ring in my truck. As I was sitting in her house Kamille started to tease me that I should just show her the ring (she knew I had it cause of a slip earlier that day) but I held out and was strong and didn't show her...so instead we went for a romanic, wonderful walk above her house with fourwheelers and motorcycles in the background... When I found the perfect spot (we couldn't go any further up the path without getting wet) I hugged her and then stealthly (she totally knew) ( I thought I knew, but then he put both of his hands on my arms behind me and I thought, "I guess not, no box.") took the ring out of my pocket. I knelt down on one knee and asked her. The END.

P.S I totally loved it! The thesis got handed in on time, and we all lived happily ever after!