Our next stop was the mall, but it was so crowded I didn't even want to look around so we left and found my favoritest store in the whole world! We do NOT I repeat we do NOT have a TARGET here in Lawton so going to one is like the best thing EVER! Zach bought a nice smelling candle and I got two shirts which were majorly on sale! Woo!
We checked into the hotel and watched the FSU/UF game and a little bit of the Miami/USF game. Both of the teams I was cheering for lost, but it was expected. FSU's QB is a Freshman who has started like 3 games and UF has "God" aka Tebow. I am SO happy I will never have to see him standing in The Swamp again. Seriously excites me!Anyway, we left for our early dinner and had an amazing time! The drinks and dinner were fantastic and we just enjoyed each others company!
We got the Turtle Chocolate... it was on fire! :)
The next morning for breakfast we stopped here and picked up a DELISH donut!
Of course our trip to OKC ended at Moe's and it was so yummy, of course! I think I could not eat for the next week and be totally okay with it....
I gave Z my camera to take to Ga/Fl with him and I also gave him my charger. The charger is now MIA and my fully working camera is dead. My favorite camera still works, but the LCD screen is totally blacked out because I dropped it. Sooo we do have a camera, but with no view finder the pics aren't the best quality! I either need a new charger or a new screen. Hmmm!
Last week of student teaching!! YIPPPEEE!!
-Ashley


Just wanted to wish everyone a Happy Thanksgiving!! I'm so thankful I am able to spend today with a happy, healthy husband! Three years ago on Thanksgiving Zach was working a 12-hr day shift so the turkey was post-poned, two years ago he was in Cuba, and last year he had just had back surgery the week before so he was able to eat, but wasn't too much help in the kitchen and not in very happy spirits! (Thanks to Zach's Meem for being there last year to help us - or our house probably wouldn't be standing! haha). Anyway, I'm also thankful for my family, friends, the food I'm going to be able to consume later today, the roof over my head, and the experiences I've been given in my wonderful life... and I can't forget all of the mass texts I've already received/I'm going to receive! hehe - I actually really do appreciate them!






The last one I didn't mean to laugh at, but I couldn't help it. The same girl who told me her eyes were slippery told my mentor teacher and I today that her grandmother would be having surgery soon. My teacher asked her what kind of surgery and she told us "she's having surgery on her heart... they are taking it out." Now I know heart surgery is no laughing matter, but I just could not help but put my head down and chuckle/"cough" at the thought of her thinking that was the whole procedure. I hope those doctors know what they're doing to D's poor grandma! Mrs. H told her that her grandma couldn't have her heart, but that she hoped it went well for her.







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