did it.

i finally did it. i told orem i wasn't coming back. even though i don't have a replacement or anything, it feels like a huge relief. as sad as it is, it is so so so much work to get a new year started, and i feel like it's killing me already! i still have to do most of the really hard work for the year- payment plans, ordering uniforms, etc... etc... but it's good to know that come summertime i really can just be home with my kiddos. i don't know what it is- i'm sure pregnancy has played it's part, but i just feel so disorganized this year, and just not into it as much. i'm sure it's because i've really always known i would be leaving. but still. i'm sure it will be a very weird adjustment, but honestly i think the idea of not having to wake up at 6am everyday to be at practice for 3 hours will help! =) i just hope we can find someone so so awesome to take over the program! so... if you know anyone, send them my way- or really the way of orem high!

now- the big accomplishment will be if i can survive 2 children! wish me luck!

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  1. Does this mean you will move closer? I sure hope so! I can't wait to meet the new baby soon, good luck in your last couple weeks!

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  2. oh my goodness.... i will for sure miss you as a coach! but i understand why.. i hope you have a blast with your babies!!

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  3. Although you seemed like the cheer coach of a lifetime, I bet you will love the decision you made to stay at home with your cute babies... and I don't doubt for one minute that you can survive with 2 kids! If you can survive a cheer team of teenagers, you for SURE can handle 2 kids! :)

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  4. You can survive 2 kids, you'll be awesome!!

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  5. Does this mean Lucy and Adi can play in the next month before you have a baby? I'm serious! Do you have my # still?

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  6. You have been more than amazing to us girls and pushed us so hard!! I had know idea what i was getting myself into when i joined cheer and you have made my experience amazing! Thank you!! And it is time for you to be home with your kids. As sad as it is for us, it is the right thing for you!
    Love, Abby :]

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  7. It's a strange adjustment to stop working. For me it was a little harder than I thought it would be. But at the same time, it was so AWESOME to not have to think about it anymore. You'll love it.

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