The Breckenridges

So I have heard a lot about blogging, and finally decided to try it. Please bear with me as I learn this new online realm of communication. There have been a lot of new changes in my life recently. The end of school, leaving of my home for the past three years, a move to a town I didn't know, a quickly growing child, a new profession. Most importantly, I think, is my new status as a Registered Nurse. My education is no where near complete, but I have made the first step on the life-long road of being a nurse. This is my true calling, other than being a mother, of course. Anyone who knows me will tell you that. It took me long enough to figure it out, but here I am. Initially, my goal was to work in OB, with new mommies and babies, but a wise instructor directed me out of my comfort zone and into the ICU. I loved my rotations there during school and just received notice that I have been accepted into an ICU internship. I will write more on that later.

Isabella is learning what it is like to be a big girl. I am so proud of her. She has recently been enrolled in a local Montessori school, her first school ever. We still cry a bit during morning drop-off (both of us), but we are adjusting. Leaving her Emmy, Tee Lee, her birds, and The 505 was a bit of a shock for her. She crawled on those floors before there was carpet laid, a part of her spirit will always be there, I think. She lives a full life here at the lake, though. She just enjoyed a week long parent-free vacation in Kenedy with Mom and she returned to me 10 feet taller, refreshed and bright.

My book is calling me. Until next time...