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| So life has been going on normally around here... Pregnancy's been going great, life is good and I feel tired. Won't have an eater break this year because we have so much to do both in school and at home. Besides I'll be helping out my brother who's organizing a music course. Anyway we will all survive :)! Have a nice easter, everyone... | | |
| I have an exam tommorrow on catholic studies. I have spent most of the week trying to study and discovered that I really suck. I tell my students that they have to study daily and wht do I do? I am a wonderful preacher and a terrible doer. One week prior I try to study 4 months of work - Does it have any results? Doubt it. So I have leant and next exam will try to me more of a doer... (writing this while knocking head on desk)... Yet I have learnt a lot and thoug I am terrible wioth names and dates ( which tend to be important) I am quick at grasping concepts. Let's see how this works tomorrow. Have a nice weekend! | | |
| AS I must be one of the less organized xangans, I come here seldom and write even seldom. Let's just recap my life lately. I am 20 weeks pregnant and it is a boy. His name is Nicolau (Nicholas) which was my husband's grandparent's name. We have been having midterm exams so I have been spending lots of time in school preparing students, having orals and organizing next semester that starts this week. Ds is doing fine - as I haven't been working evenings (which will start this week), we have been spending more time together and I think it has been making a difference for th both of us. I am dreading starting to work work evenings again... Three days a week (tuesday, wednesday and thursday) I only get home at 8 pm and it is coming home, having dinner (which I leave made or almost) and putting him to bed... :(. Dh is ok but really tired. We are moving to a new home in the summer, after baby is born and he is been working hard to paint and prepare it for us. I am a lucky wife. Hope everyone is doing fine! Have a thoughtful lent! | | |
| Trying to get there and learning that maybe my worst sin is not lazyness but pride... Not pride in whaqt ido (as if I were best at something :)) but hurting my pride as I watch myself fail on every try. Most difficult task but the one I like the most listening to my DH. I'm so used to boss around (it's a personality genetic that comes from a long line of matriarchs in the family trait) that I find it difficult to listen to him and understand his point of view - it is like I have a whole door in front of my eyes that doesn't allow me to see but that I don't want to open... Thank G_D dh understands and is trying to help me out. Any ideas? | | |
| Janeiro Bilhete de Identidade by Maria Filomena Mónica The Devil Wears Prada by Lauren Weisberger Nós, as Mulheres 1 - com os nervos em franja Feng Shui simplificado Howl's Moving Castle by Diana Wynne Jones
Fevereiro In Her Shoes : A Novel by Jennifer Weiner Frugal Living for Dummies by Deborah Taylor-Hough Three Men in a Boat by Jerome K. Jerome The Five People You Meet in Heaven by Mitch Albom Deception Point by Dan Brown A Campânula de Vidro by Sylvia Plath Amor é prosa Sexo é poesia by Arnaldo Jabor All Families Are Psychotic by Douglas Coupland Conversas com Deus livro 2 - BOOKRING
March A Short History of Tractors in Ukrainian Homem Mulher by Angelo Scola Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants by Ann Brashares Mãe Porreira é Para a Vida Inteira by Alface
April Uma Chuva de Diamantes by Sveva Casati Modignani A Trilogia de Nova Iorque by Paul Auster The rules of life The Art of Reading: Forty Illustrators Celebrate RIF's 40th Anniversary
May You Are What You Eat by Carina Norris
June The Interpreter by Suzanne Glass Inchallah
July 84 Charing Cross Road by Helene Hanff Isabel's Daughter : A Novel by Judith R. Hendricks What I Loved by Siri Hustvedt
August Are You Somebody? : The Accidental Memoir of a Dublin Woman Blue Dahlia by Nora Roberts
September The Bonesetter's Daughter by Amy Tan Não Te Deixarei Morrer David Crockett by Miguel Sousa Tavares Dear John by Nicholas Sparks
October The Measure of a Man: A Spiritual Autobiography by Sidney Poitier Tuesdays with Morrie by Mitch Albom The One You Really Want by Jill Mansell Bookcrossers Cookbook by Bookcrossers Jamie's Little Book of Big Treats - Comic Relief - Bookring by Jamie Oliver, Nunca Me Deixes by Kazuo Ishiguro Snow Flower and The Secret Fan by Lisa See
November The Stepford Wives Seventh Heaven (Virago Modern Classics)by Alice Hoffman A Filha da Minha Melhor Amiga by Dorothy Koomson Dicionário de Nomes Próprios by Amelie Nothomb
December The Witch of Cologne by Tobsha Learner A Infanta Baila by Manuel Hedalgo Water for Elephants by Sara Gruen
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