The Results Are In...

Well, we had 1 student show up for our activity this weekend; a real disappointment. At least that 1 student got rewarded for going to the activity by winning the half gallon of Aggie Ice Cream. Next month we'll try something new to test student activity theories. Maybe carving or painting pumpkins, or a childrens' trunk-or-treat. Anyone out there have ideas?? The big question now is, "how do we motivate our nontraditional students to go to these activities??"

Lots of homework, not much time. I'm still waiting for my abnormal psychology book to come in. The second book I ordered, that is. The first has been given up on.

Car troubles this week. Our alternator went out, and our bike tires were flat; we had to hoof it wherever we wanted to go, or get a ride from some understanding neighbors/coworkers. Not fun. The bicycle had rust water running out of it when we turned it over to replace the tire. This is the third tire this year. In one foul swoop, we realized we needed to replace a car alternator and a bicycle.

Gearing Up for Weekend Activities

I'm getting ready for a USU student activity this weekend. My husband and I are going to attend a community "frontier days" for a few hours during which students can come find us and win some Aggie Ice Cream. I hope we have a good number of people come so we can get students excited for the monthly activities I'll be planning. I'm having a hard time getting people to volunteer for committee positions. By the way, USU-Price has a website that makes it reallly easy to get information about programs and the campus. It's www.price.usu.edu. CHECK IT OUT!

My abnormal psychology textbook has been deemed a lost cause by the postal service. I've had to order a new book and waste another few weeks waiting and getting behind in class. I'm never ordering from ebay again.

My daughter has started crawling and sitting up lately. She's getting pretty good at it, but still has the occasional bumped head.