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We bought a new sign for the trailer.  (And I haven't killed the flowers yet, in fact, they are growing!)
 
And Gabe and Mommy came up for a sleepover!

I'm having trouble settling on a project.  I've started a few, but this seems to be the one I'm sticking with lately:

 

I think I started it because I made a mistake a few rows back, and now have to rip out a thousand or so stitches on this one:
 
I can only bring myself to do it for about 15 minutes at a time, and then must put it down, or risk crying.

Where to start?

I've not posted very much lately, but I have been a bit busy.  Three weekends ago, I went to Chestnut Hill College's Honors Convocation, and found out that I had won the Sister Matthew Anita MacDonald Award in recognition of my academics, leadership and community service.  It was so wonderful to have my family with me as I was recognized for my achievements.

   

Two weekends ago, I attended graduation, where I was awarded my degree in Mathematics. 
 
My brother came all the way from California to celebrate with me (and play with Gabe)! I even managed to get some knitting done.
 

This past weekend, we bought lots of lovely flowers to brighten up the campsite. 
       

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