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It has been way to long since my last post.

It has been way to long since my last post. I had a nice long update all ready to post the other day but when I went to post it it was gone. So here I am starting over.

I did successfully made my move and managed to unpack and settle in as much as I can. I still have a lot of things in storage and just way to much stuff in general . Part of the reason is I am working on splitting my household into two households. I am hoping as this happens I will be able to finish my decluttering.
 
Then my librarian fell and broke her foot. Due to her restrictions she toke leave and I filled in for her. For seven weeks I was the librarian. It is funny that I was just about to finish up my fourth year at that school, and before I took over as sub librarian most of the children didn't know my name. They knew that I belonged in the library. They knew that if the librarian was busy that I could help them. There was some autonomy about being the clerk but now that is over. Now I get chased down at the grocery store by children that recognize me. 

Summer came and a spent my time at home. I spent a lot of my time working on improving my half marathon time. I did get to take one small trip. I went and visited an old friend(since we were eight) of mine and his family. This was the first year that I didn't go back to Seattle, in the eight years that I have lived in Texas. I may have to go back over winter break. For I do miss seeing my family and friends. 

School has started again. I spent part of August helping a new librarian try and get settle in, before I left to a different school. A full time library clerk job found me. I say found me because it did. There is no doubt that I am being called to this job. I have so much to tell you on this but it will have to be in my next post.

So there is a very quick update on some things going on. I know I forgot something but my bus ride is almost over so it's time to say goodbye for now. I will work on getting more post up. I know I have said this in the past but with my current commute I have no excuses.

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