We are alive... just Busy :)

So.... When Jason and I started this blog I told him I could commit to at least one post per month... I have realized since then commitments to things such as these have never been my strong point.  Needless to say I have been shirking and Jason has actually posted the last two blogs.... Meaning the last time I posted was in June.  Woops!  Jason told me if I didn't post a blog soon I am not going to get the "food processor extension" for my Bosch.  Well, we all know he is a softy when it comes to giving in to me most of the time... but the food-processor wasn't something I was willing to risk.  So here I am posting a blog :)

I just started (a few weeks ago) my final semester of classes and in-house clinic.  Meaning: the end is in sight!  WOO HOO!!!!!  I will be starting my internships in January (at Primary Children's Medical Center, and University of Utah Hospital) which I am very excited about!  This semester, schedule wise, is all over the place.  I am working for two different professors in addition to working with the Clinic Billing Specialist, I have two regular Classes, one Online class, a Spanish Conversational Class (outside of school), 4 different clients at the clinic (each of which are usually seen twice a week)....and then trying to find time for Running, Yoga, Zumba, planning and cooking healthy meals.... Oh yeah, and also trying to make time for the Young Women in the Ward, and the activities committee. lol. Anyway, I think it is clear why I have been forgetting to Blog :).

On a positive note, we (jason and I) are already looking forward to our Fall Break in October and will hopefully be heading to San Diego!!!  We will also spend a few days with my family in St. George which will be so fun too.  Recently (Labor Day)  We spent the weekend at my family's cabin in Duck Creek (Cedar Mountain).  It was so fun to be up there, relaxing away from school, and enjoying family time.  We ran a few different mornings in the crisp mountain air, in addition to four-wheeling. We were fed well the entire time.  We were able to reminisce about funny memories.  All things combined, what more could one ask for?