A Bunch of Randomness...

Ugh! My posts are becoming more and more infrequent. Since my last post, I had my baby, relocated again, got married, and most recently lost my dear sister.

It's hard to put into words how my heart has been broken. On March 9, we lost my sister unexpectedly. The days since have been a whirlwind of emotions. It's like crying is the only way to ease the pain, but I can't cry enough tears to make the pain stop. Nika had been the center of our family for so long, that it is hard to go through the day without being mad that she's gone.

In Nika's honor, I have started a scholarship fund, but it hurts me even more that no one is donating to it. I have had five donations totaling $310 since March 16, which I guess is pretty good, but I want to be able to help students this year. I will not stop working until I get this the way that it should be.

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