Thursday, April 17, 2008
Tagged.....
So, I decided I would do the other tag.
What was I doing 10 years ago.
5 things on my to do list
3 bad habits
Places I've lived
What would I do if I became a millionaire
Job's I've had
Things you may not know about me
10 years ago....1998. I was working at America First Credit Union (still am) I was in the Central Loans department (ironically, that's where I am now!) I was hanging out with my friend Tracy. I was single. I was living at home. I was going to the movies a lot and spending lots and lots of money. (I didn't make that much)
5 things to do:
1. Clean the house...I always have to clean the house.
2. Pack the bags for the Blaze game tomorrow night.
3. Get caught up on Brison's weekly book....
4. Get caught up on scrapbooking period.
5. Get more organized in my scrapbooking
3 bad habits:
1. Thinking things in my head and thinking i've had a conversation about it with Brian and really not talking to him at all.
2. OCD....I need to mellow out!
3. Loosing my temper easily with my daughter.
Places i've lived....oh dear. hold on!
Ogden, Clinton, Clearfield, Clinton. Then when I was 18, I moved to Sunset, got married and moved to Clearfield in 2 different apartments, then back home (divorce). Lived in the house I grew up in and then the whole family moved to another home in Clinton...just down the road. Then I moved into my Grandma Steiner's house while she was living in the assisted living home. Then to Bountiful in a condo with my friends Liz, Alicia and Monica. Then I got married (again!) and lived in a little house in Murray, then we moved to a very scarry apartment in Salt Lake on 33rd So. and 1300 East. Then in the home where I live now, in Clinton.
Millionaire!
I would go on a very long trip....probably to Disneyworld and then the Disney Cruise with my family, quit my job, get a new house with a custom built scrapbooking room...then save the rest.
Jobs:
My first job I made out checks for my dad's masonry company. I thought it was fun playing with money. I was probably 14.
Checker at Winegars in Sunset.
Hamburger cook at Feziwigg's in Clearfield...no longer there.
Meat wrapper at Winegars in Sunset.
America First Credit Union....15 years.
I have been a teller, a records officer, a loan typist, a receptionist/new accounts girls, loan interviewer, loan officer, then assistant manager until I became a mom, now I still work, but i'm a mom.
Things you may not know about me:
I don't know that I want to tell. If you don't know, there's a reason for it.
I like to sew, quilt, but I don't have any time to with all my other hobbies. I collect things that I know I will probably never use...and I hate clutter. I really do love my husband. I am shy when I get in a situation that I don't know anybody. I have to have all the light switches going in the same direction and if one is off, I have to find which one is setting it off and fix all of them. I love popcorn with cheese on it. (MMMM good, try it sometime!) I, like Pam, love to cook and wish I was Rachel Ray. I even bought a knife and try to cut like a chef. I would love to go to cooking school. My uncle is a chef, or used to be, and I wish I could learn some things from him, but he lives in Washington. I cut off the tip of a neighbors thumb when I was 11 with a log splitter. I hit my sister in the jaw on the up swing of a golf swing. I should probably stop, because all the bad things are starting to come out.
I don't know that many people that blog, so I tag Julie, Jill, Candice, Alicia and any other cousin that reads this that I don't know about.
The slither monster!
Saturday, March 29, 2008
Egg Hunts Gallore!

I went and got their pictures taken at Kiddie Kandids for easter and for Brison's 6 months picture. My photographer and friend Sheri took them. She has taken pictures for me since Brooklyn was born. We have become friends from all the visits I make to her! Believe me, there are a lot! She is really nice and does a good job with my kids and Brooklyn even remembers her! Don't I have the cutest kids?
Wednesday, March 19, 2008
"Dis-mee-wand!"
The smile should say it all....but I am going to tell my version. What an awesome time we had at Disneyland. We arrived on Thursday afternoon and left (with much sadness and tears) on Tuesday morning. Grandma Travis, Brett, Gretchen, Gavin, Lauren, Mike and Ashley joined our little family on this fabulous trip. It's not a secret that I LOVE Disney. I just wanted Brooklyn to catch the magic, and I hoped that she wasn't too young. We rode the rides, which was the highlight of the trip for her. She couldn't get enough of Dumbo...often crying and trying to put the seat belt BACK on once the ride was over. We rode almost every ride possible and saw almost every show available. We had great weather and wonderful company.
Just the girls went to lunch with the princesses. Brooklyn was able to meet Ariel, Snow White, Cinderella, Belle and Sleeping Beauty. Earlier in the park that day, we had passed by Snow White and Brooklyn took my face in her hands and said "Mom, it's Snow White. She's beautiful." I almost shed a tear. It was the magic that I was hoping she would have. The next day we went to the Princess Fantasy Faire and were able to meet Mulan and Jasmine and see Belle again. I was excited that she was able to see Mulan. I'm not so sure that she was.
What about Brison, you wonder. He was such a champ. He had a couple of rough moments, but overall, he was such a good little guy. He had the worst diaper rash that started right when we got there. There were other moments where he was so tired, that he was beyond trying to soothe.. He was, however, able to go on any of the rides that didn't have a height restriction. He rode Buzz, Casey Jr., and Winnie the Pooh. I think those were the ones that I went on with him.
We saw the parades and the shows and the fireworks. We were there for 5 days and still didn't have enough time to see it all. However, it was a wonderful time. There were only a couple of things that we didn't make it too, but that will be first on our list for next time.
Brian was very skeptical about having a good time. As we were leaving the park on Monday night, he admitted to me that he had a fun time, and that he was wrong about his attitude and that he loved the rides and enjoyed being there with our family. I did everything I could to control my excitement because I knew that meant we would be coming back. That's the best part of the trip ending, the fact that there is a return trip in the planning stage.

This is the last night we were there. We stayed as late as our legs would let us. We watched the fabulous fireworks show and stayed for Fantasmic also. She fell asleep before any of that started.
And scene.
