Well I have a week off from school. I have successfully completed my CNA class and I am waiting for the first available date to take my state test. Next week I start working on my PCT classes. Almost there and then onto another college to get my AA as a Surgical Tech. Then after that on to get my Masters for RN. I am going to be in college forever.
So I have been interested in moving after I am well on my way and half way done with school. One place I have started looking at is New Zealand. Why? You can't beat the beauty, and the homes are gorgeous. The only thing is I have never been there and I am not sure what the people are like, the schools and how things work there? There are medical jobs there in high demand which is better than what I am getting here. Although AZ is having issues with the state budget so that puts jobs on hold. Then there is the other factor that so many people are unemployed that when on job opens they have thousands of applicants.
I finally made it to orientation to volunteer at the VA Hospital through the Red Cross. I have had to go through so much red tape because it is a federal building. I still have a lot of paperwork to complete and face to face interview.
I am hoping that with this nice little break I can knit and get some new items up on essenceofara1.etsy.com. And for this Month in July I am offering a free gift with purchase from http://amaxwell-cousins.mymarkstore.com/ Hey I have to help pay for college some way.
 






 I love looking at all my books at the pretty patterns and things I wish I had time to make. It seems like every time I try it just doesn't turn out right. I think I give up mid way. I started making these way cool felted flowers that required extremely small needles. I got to the part that has me using 20 needles at once, my half finished flower now has a place in the pile of "To finish one day". See that's so lazy of me but I need more hands for that many needles and oh my gosh the stitch was making me go crossed eyed. So I stick to the basics easy knit and purl, big needles to med size, easy yarns, and a pattern I know by heart so when I put it down it doesn't matter what I just did cause I'll make up the rest as I go.
I love looking at all my books at the pretty patterns and things I wish I had time to make. It seems like every time I try it just doesn't turn out right. I think I give up mid way. I started making these way cool felted flowers that required extremely small needles. I got to the part that has me using 20 needles at once, my half finished flower now has a place in the pile of "To finish one day". See that's so lazy of me but I need more hands for that many needles and oh my gosh the stitch was making me go crossed eyed. So I stick to the basics easy knit and purl, big needles to med size, easy yarns, and a pattern I know by heart so when I put it down it doesn't matter what I just did cause I'll make up the rest as I go.

 
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