Ok, I feel like I should give a warning before I start this one: this post will be a little bit indulgent. And it will explain why I couldn’t post this update last night. Here. Maybe this will help:
It’s been a long time coming, but I graduated with my Masters of Science in Education. The focus was on Curriculum and Instruction. While in some ways I wish I could have finished this long ago, I am actually super excited that my kids and hubby got to share the night with me. He shared the whole program with me, too, he’ll have his own graduation night later on. 🙂
Wish I could have gotten a better picture of me with this super smart guy (that’s a LONG story I won’t bother you with), but I had to post it anyway, because it means so much to me. This is my baby brother, who is in most ways smarter and wiser than me. I love that he’s proud of me, though, and that he was there to share this important night with me. LOVE YOU, CHUCK!!
What important life event in 2015 isn’t documented with a selife? Pretty sure they all are. So we had to do the same. There is something that I LOVE about this picture. Mostly the people in it, but also because we are all so happy, and also just the fact that it’s a little off-center (because I probably am a little like that, too). 🙂
20somethingkids and 1kookyteacher 
Love it!
You will always be a man of few words. But hey, they are usually good ones! 🙂
That’s wonderful Jen!! Congratulations!! Kylie said she’s so proud of you.
Congratulations! 🙂
My degree was a straight Bachelor of Science completed in the 70s. When teaching, I never considered going on to a Masters but, then again, when I started teaching degrees in primary (elementary) education were rare and a BSc was even rarer. Times have changed and I think it’s wonderful it’s now possible to earn a Master of Science in Education.
Ross Mannell