This has been an interesting week. It has been a good one for the most part. Tuesday, at Lake Dallas, I was walking into my cubicle, when I saw an envelope with my name on it, resting on my computer. I opened it up, and it was a "Congrats on your wedding" card, which was signed by all the special education staff! Included was a gift certificate from Target. How cool is that? My co-workers said later that there were a few times I was walking into a room while someone was signing the card! Nonetheless, they were able to totally surprise me! It was really sweet of them, and I felt very loved!

Today was my last day at Behavioral Innovations. Which was sad, but it was a good day. I got a box of chocolates from the business manager, JP, and a memo pad and pen from the whole staff. And there was a card signed by everyone. They even had Coke floats! Wow! While we were eating/drinking our floats, they were telling funny Desiree stories. I did get a lot of ribbing, but it was all in fun. Plus I got lots of hugs and was told repeatedly to come back and visit! Which, I definitely will.

Tomorrow is my last day at Lake Dallas. I have made a lot of friends there, and will miss them quite a bit. Saturday is the wedding of one of my friends from high school, Karen. We lived across the street from each other for several years, and now we are going to each other's weddings. Isn't it crazy? It'll be a lot of fun, I am definitely looking forward to it.

Sunday, after church, we have a meeting with the organist at St. Andrew. We have been e-mailing back and forth, and talked on the phone Tuesday night. I'm sure he was amused by me, as I knew exactly what I wanted music-wise. He said all of my music looked fine, so yay! On Sunday I get to hear him play it on that wonderful organ! I can hardly wait!!! Sunday night, David and I are going to a luau party, given by a couple of his Aggie friends. I haven't seen some of them for two and a half years, so I'm really looking forward to the shindig. I'm planning on bringing my ukulele! It's going to be fun.

And now for something completely different.......A friend mentioned to me (and on his site) about how he and his wife enjoy painting pottery, and they thought that there was a place in Dallas to do that. Well, I found a place yesterday! It's called Paint Yer Pottery and is not too far from where I live! I am excited about checking it out, although I don't know exactly when I'm going to do that. Plus, I have no artistic ability whatsoever, so who knows what I'm going to come up with, but I am excited about the prospect.