A Day in the Life of a Master(s) of Education

In the weeks since my last post a few things have happened. I have been swamped at work with all this responsibility in the Children's Garden. Don't get me wrong I love every minute of it but it almost feels like I am always trying to avoid getting swept out to sea instead of riding the wave. On top of that, I have finally started to study & prepare for grad school but I have ran into an unexpected hiccup. My GPA in 1 pt to low for the program I want. So the question begs to be asked can I enter another similar program prove I can do it and possibly transfer? Will that be an option? Will I like my second choice program better? Should I just go for certification and just skip the whole idea of a degree? Should I go for the BA instead of the M.Ed? I thought it would be easier to do the second go around but I feel like I'm right back in DC trying to figure out what college is best for me...(Go Hokies!!!) Next on the agenda is getting a dog. I keep putting it off and I am s...

After a pretty hectic week, I decided that I needed a mini vacay. So I headed down to sunshiny Flo Rida and hung out at Disney World with my favorite Rae of Sunshine, Amanda. Being the plant geek that I am I had to check out this years Flower & Garden Festival at Epcot. I thought it was pretty cool, plus another one of my friends got the opportunity to give a talk. It is officially spring at the Garden so its about to kick into overdrive so this mini vacay couldn't have come at a better time. So what's on the agenda for the coming months you ask? Well just to give you all out in the blogger world a little snippet we will be changing out about 2 acres worth of garden space (pulling the winter stuff and planting the spring stuff), I will be changing out the children's veggie garden, my best friend is graduating from college, I will be attending a 3 day symposium on youth gardening, and heading to California for a wedding. Oh and did I mention all of this plus more will be...