Thursday, May 29, 2008

AHHHHAAAHHH....its finals week


OK, so I'm avoiding the dreaded finals right now...the laundry is being pushed through, the dishes are done, and I'm blogging...BUT I have 2 essays and a powerpoint presentation to get done...YUCK is how I feel about that!
So anyway, I want to get my soccer shoes, go to soccer practice's, and get to my camp meeting in the next few days so today is the DAY. Here I go...Enough procrastination, I'll try not to throw-up and get this done.

Wednesday, May 28, 2008

I'm Watching Wednesday!

I admit it, I like watching TV/Movies, I really enjoy comedy, lots of comedy!
Here is a Funny scene from one of my favorite movies, it also is one of my Favorite books.

Tuesday, May 27, 2008

Memorial Day Weekend!

We was a Great Memorial Day weekend, the weather was so nice and warm, it was perfect!

J's sis M came over on Friday, we met her in Olympia and ate at Red Robin-Yum. The boys took turns riding w/her in her S-10, they love riding in M's truck.
Saturday we hit garage sales and went fishing, J BBQ'ed and then we went to the drive in and saw Indiana Jones while munching on popcorn, pizza, candy, and soda!
Sunday we all kicked it and then went fishing again, this time we all caught some little rainbow trout-no keepers though but it sure was exciting, And I got my 2 essays turned in on time, whew!
Monday was nice and lazy and we did some shopping (yes a little run in w/that One store) R got some new shoes - he keeps growing Way too fast! L spent the rest of his b-day $ on a 3-person pop-tent, he was soooo excited. We set it up in the dining area and the boys slept in it last night, too cool! (Thanks again Gramma S And Gramma M And Gramma C for the b-day $ for L, he sure felt special and loved being able to buy some fun stuff!)
J also finished up the railings on the deck by Friday, And our garden went from brown dirt to a bunch of little green sprouts!
It was a great weekend that just flew by way too fast!

Sigh, lost it again...

OK, so when I was younger I used to have this crazy temper. Then I got married and had kids and so I really tried to get rid of it, You know, keepin' it cool. Well, there has been a few times where I felt that familiar feeling of rage just boil up inside of me, But I have been pretty good at not blowing up.. I think anyway.
Well, I lost it a little yesterday.

It started last week at a very popular craft store, lets just say its Not Michael's, but the one with a woman's name that sends you coupons. All I ever hear is how great this store is, especially when there is a sale going on.
I am in charge of making about a million (ok, maybe a little less) beads for YW camp this year and some other crafty stuff for the girls in my church. So this store seemed the perfect place to get some stuff.

So last week I went there and they had a bunch of sales and clearance and I was getting a pretty good deal, I thought, until it came to check-out time. A 50cent pen was really 4.95$, it didn't matter that there was a tag on it or anything, fine don't want the pen I say.
Then the crafts were supposed to be 25% off, so the lady looks at it, looks at her computer, then proceeds to slowly flip through the weeks flyers and what seems a decade later says, "Oh, it's only for the prices of 1.99$ and up"
No where on the shelf does it say this, Fine I'll still take it. Behind me I hear a lady say, "This paper is supposed to be 40% off" So that cashier takes the paper to my cashier who then proceeds to slowly flip through the flyer again while I stand there trying to keep it under control. I saw the paper and the big tag that said 40% off, but oh-no for some reason it isn't on sale until next week!
Then I have some beads on clearance, the lady can't ring it up without help even though it clearly states the price right on it! So I say forget it I don't want them, pay my way out and try to not fume over it all day.

Well, yesterday I go to another one w/my sis-in-law. Again I'm getting stuff for camp. There are these really great things that were perfect all on this 1$ shelf by the cash registers. There are 3 big tags saying 50% off (I even looked for any fine print and there was none!). I think "Sweet!" and grab a ton of stuff.
I go to pay and it's ringing up full price. I say, "That is supposed to be 50% off" and point to the shelf with the big sale tags on it. So what does she do? Looks at me funny, looks at my stuff and her computer, then walks over to the shelves and looks around and sees that the tag clearly says 50% off, but then says, "Huh...I think it's only for this, huh, 4th of July thing" (some bows sitting with everything else)
I was so mad! So I yelled, "Forget it! I don't want any of it, this is so retarded! I can't believe it, I Hate this store! This is so stupid! The tags are right there! I am never coming here again!"
Then as everyone around me is looking at me in this shocked stare I storm out.

J just laughed when I got back to the car, he wasn't surprised at all, but did tell me to take it easy and cheer up.
I still hate that place.

Monday, May 26, 2008

Here's Mine, What's Yours?

OK, this made me laugh and I'm hoping that some of it isn't true!
Just last night after I wrote 2 essays I was thinking on how much writing stinks and that I'd hate a job where I'd have to write all the time...so I guess they got being a Journalist wrong...but look for my face in the next presidential race!




You Are An ENFP



The Inspirer


You love being around people, and you are deeply committed to your friends.
You are also unconventional, irreverent, and unimpressed by authority and rules.
Incredibly perceptive, you can usually sense if someone has hidden motives.
You use lots of colorful language and expressions. You're quite the storyteller!


In love, you are quite the charmer. And you are definitely willing to risk your heart.
You often don't follow through with your flirting or professed feelings. And you do break a lot of hearts.


At work, you are driven but not a workaholic. You just always seem to enjoy what you do.
You would make an excellent entrepreneur, politician, or journalist.


How you see yourself: compassionate, unselfish, and understanding


When other people don't get you, they see you as: gushy, emotional, and unfocused

Friday, May 23, 2008

Friday Favorites!

This Friday Favorites will be devoted to my top 5 songs on my iPod that I listen to, these songs help me rock my workout!

1. Boom by P.O.D.


2. 4 Minutes by Madonna & Justin Temberlake
3. Lose Yourself by Eminem
4. Dance, Dance by Fall Out Boy
5. Glamorous by Fergie

Thursday, May 22, 2008

My Eyes... My Ears!

J and I went on a date last night! We ate at this place called Mojito Bay, it was a "fusion" Mexican restaurant, uh, not too bad but we didn't feel the fusion! We walked around the mall, and saw Iron Man, that movie rocks!
During our drive we were listening to the radio and this song came on and J turns it off real fast and said, "That was terrible, that ladies voice made my want to tear my eyeballs out!" It was so funny!
So watch/listen at your own risk, I hope any eyeball ripping won't occur because of this post!

Thanks Gramma!



Grandma S it just the best! She is the biggest spoiler and all the grandkids just love that lady! Because of her spoiling L was able to get a basketball hoop (off of craigslist) for his birthday! He loves it and so does R, so fun! Thanks Gramma!

Got Game?



We went bowling with the boys, 1. because it is way fun and they LOVE it, and 2. because it is a sign off on R's cub scout arrow trail! We got 2 lanes, a bumper for the boys and old school for J and I. Well, sometimes I totally rock that lane and this one time I smoked J, but...this time I think all 3 male members of my family got higher scores than I did!
We all had a great time bowling!

Monday, May 19, 2008

Mommy Monday!



We declare the means by which mortal life is created to be divinely appointed. We affirm the sanctity of life and of its importance in God’s eternal plan.

Husband and wife have a solemn responsibility to love and care for each other and for their children. “Children are an heritage of the Lord” (Psalms 127:3). Parents have a sacred duty to rear their children in love and righteousness, to provide for their physical and spiritual needs, to teach them to love and serve one another, to observe the commandments of God and to be law-abiding citizens wherever they live.

The family is ordained of God.

To read the rest click here:
A PROCLAMATION TO THE WORLD
The First Presidency and Council Of The Twelve Apostles Of The Church Of Jesus Christ Of Latter-Day Saints