Wow, busy, busy! Congratulations to her on finishing up and getting settled with grad school, etc. Good luck with the move! Keep us updated!
That does sound nuts with so many working from home! Bike riding is a nice activity with his girlfriend. It’s good that they can manage some time together. DS hasn’t been able to see his gf much and it’s been hard on both of them.
Mine are limping to the home stretch and finish line. DD is finishing up her nursing classes and had a lot of extra work piled on with clinicals cancelled, but it was good and necessary work. I got to watch some of the interactive videos and assignments which were fascinating for me having graduated from (same) nursing school way before we had internet or even word processing! She completed her capstone work this week, so only has a couple of small projects and some tests left. Last week our Governor ordered that senior nursing students in their last semester can begin work early, with supervision (because I think the NCLEX has been pushed back to September instead of July), so she’s waiting to hear more about that, but is already working in a hospital and her unit is now a Covid unit so she’s getting good experience (and I pray that she remains safe
). I never would’ve dreamed she’d start her career this way! She is so glad she’s almost done! It’s felt like practically all she did was study for the past four years!
DS still has an internship to do after this semester. He thought he’d do it over the summer but is not sure that will be possible now, so he’ll work FT over the summer at the job he’s had, then will get the internship done in the fall, hopefully. He did lose his whole senior baseball season and that was sad, but he’s keeping it in perspective. He has the option to play another year but I think he wants to be done with school! He could walk at graduation since there is no December ceremony, but I think it’s cancelled. I don’t think either is too broken-hearted, but we would’ve enjoyed it. DD’s pinning ceremony is also in jeopardy so some of my nurse friends and I might do a small, private ceremony for her and some of her friends since it is a right of passage for nurses.
From a financial perspective, we will be so glad when both are done!