Finals

 I took my final for my advocacy class yesterday, and it sucked. First, I had to watch a really boring movie I had never heard of for two hours and try to not fall asleep. Then, I had to answer a bunch of essay questions about each ewe’s lesson and relate them to the movie. Other than the fact that an abolitionist was an advocate, I could not see how it related to advocating for children and families. All I could think of was that slaves were separated from their families against their will. I was able to identify each level of Bronfenbrenner’s theory, though. I guess that is a win. I honestly prefer essay questions with open book, but it was still hard. It probably would have been so bad though if I didn’t have to watch that boring movie first. 

Denver Sports

I am not afraid to admit that I am one of those people who jumps on a bandwagon when it comes to Denver sports (ie. the Broncos). However, there are two teams I try to follow as best I can considering the games haven’t been played on Comcast for a while. Those teams are the Mammoth (lacrosse) and the Nuggets (basketball). As of Saturday, the Mammoth made it to the finals. Then today, the Nuggets made their way into the finals for the first time in franchise history. I am so excited to be able to cheer them each on in the finals. Chad will be able to go to a Mammoth game with his brother, and we will watch the Nuggets on tv. Let’s hope for back-to-back champions and first time champions.