| Third Trimester |
[Jul. 17th, 2008|10:36 am] |
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So I'm approaching my third trimester shortly. I'm pretty much over the whole weirdness of having a life inside because I get reminders everyday. Mild punches and kicks all day.
Mike and I did decide to get married because of all this, but we've been together 2 years now and we didn't really see it heading any other direction anyway. We've been married just over a month. It doesn't feel to different. Now we just have a piece of paper saying the government recognizes us as partners now. The wedding went very well. Just want I wanted. Nice with a touch of tradition, but small and friendly. Everyone got along great and seemed to have a good time.
It's been a pain to get my named changed. I had to sit awhile in the Social Security office, then several hours at the DMV. It's a little hard for me to sit that long, especially being far away from a bathroom...
I'm not very big..yet. My coworker joked that it just looked like I had a beer belly. It seems he will be a smaller guy. Yes, we're having a boy. We found that out two days after our wedding. It was a busy week. I thought by now I'd be much bigger, and at times I worry a little that he's having growth problems. The doctor said nothing at my appointment yesterday though, so I won't stress it. However, I did spend three hours at the DMV that morning then went straight to my appointment. My blood pressure was through the roof! Now I'm suppose to check it for the next week and if it raises ten more points, check into a hospital. I checked it last night on Mike's grandma's machine and it seemed normal..so I really think it was just the hell of the DMV. |
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| Oh Baby! |
[May. 13th, 2008|10:29 am] |
Oh Baby!
About March 10th, Mike and I had quite the surprise. We were sitting in a Subway on a nice day getting some lunch. While we munched, I explained again that I was still late. I told him on day number one, but we decided to just wait and see. Aunt Flow isn't always punctual. Even he was getting concerned now, and he looked out the window nodding to a Walgreens, "We can go check."
I agreed. Two pregnancy tests later we just sat on the couch in disbelief. Well....now what? Mike thought it would be funny to take a picture of the little '+' and text it to his mother. A moment later she called freaking out. She said she dropped the phone and screamed. I listened as he talked to her. It sounded like she was going crazy with excitement. We invited them over. A little while later they showed with cake, flowers, and a little stuffed lion. We blinked at all that, but thanked them.
I hesitated in telling my family. I decided to get a blood test first to make sure. I arranged it with the doctor, but as I was working that afternoon my sister happened to call me at work. I forget what about, but told her I had a doc appointment tomorrow. She pressed as to why. I decided what the hell, I'm not keen on telling everyone, so tell the gossip-queen and she'll handle all of it for me. Several "OH MY GAWDs" later, she rushed over to pick me up that day and we went to a nearby hospital for a more immediate blood test.
That night Mike and I had dinner at his parents house. They were all begging me to call the lab back for the results. I sorta took my time though and waited until Mike and I went outside alone to call. They didn't answer the first time, but I tried a second. The lady said it was negative at first then, "Wait! Wait......positive. It's positive." I thanked her and hung up. I turned to Mike, "It's positive."
Mike nodded,"I thought as much."
I nodded too. We walked over to fix Mike's neighbor's computer, then walked back and told his family. They cheered. I was just glad to have some excited support around me. It helped a lot.
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It was all very strange to me to think something...someone is living inside of me. It was really hard to believe, especially back then. At work, I'd cover a lunch for someone in the music department (not a very busy place) and would just stand there looking down and my belly trying to sort this all out. It was almost...alien.
Mike was being ridiculously cautious with me. Whenever I reached for a water jug inside the fridge, he'd rush to my aid. His coworker told him the lady should never lift more then a jug of water or the fetus would be scuffed off or something. He wouldn't even give me a proper hug like we'd squish it. I even got a scolding for getting a little too physical with the boxes at work one day. After a conference call with a nurse, she explained the official lift limit was 25 pounds. He calmed considerably after that. Frequently he'd come to the bookstore I work at, and rummage through pregnancy books designed for guys (which amounts to lots of preggo jokes). He mentioned he'd been having protective dreams of me like the books mentioned happens to the partner. Some nights I'd really have my doubts if I'd be a good mom or if he really wanted to marry me. He was always there to reassure and wipe tears away.
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A month or two later my first appointment finally arrived. Mike and his mother accompanied me. After going over all the insurance "blahs" I went back for lots of tests. I can't remember getting that many tests done since my stomach problems when I was little. I was instructed to do my thing with a cup and the bathroom. When I came back, there were several cups of urine there and I stunned to see how dark most of them were. Almost caramel. People seriously need to drink water and quit the soda. Especially pregnant ladies for crying out loud.
Being about due for another dreaded pap smear, I endured that. It caused a lot of blood though and Mike was looking a little nervous and pale seeing that. I couldn't help but tell him to just wait for the Big Show. That was just a teaser.
Finally the ultrasound. This was the glorifying moment that this was, in fact, all real. I laid back as instructed, and waited for the famous freezing jelly. It was a little bit more of a shock to feel that it was actually very warm when applied. Using candle heaters now? The lady moved the thing around my lower abs for awhile until a baby came into perfect focus. I was mesmerized. The lady announced, "One baby!" (a relief since Toni was saying twins run in Mike's family, and a coworker said birth control increased those odds too). It was twitching and moving around a little. I was amazed at the clarity. I could see cheeks, nose, almost a face! Mike and Toni were talking, but I ignored everything and was just watching the screen. All my worries and fears and melted away for that one moment and I was at peace. Toni told me later that Mike had a big genuine smile and those are hard to come by for him.
After loading us with pictures of the ultrasounds and lots of free stuff in a free diaper bag, Mike went back to work and Toni and I hung out a Barnes and Noble looking at more preggo books.
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I'm about 15 weeks, or 4 months along now. My next appointment is in just a week. It's very close to gender-checking time, but I'm not sure what they'll do this time around. For sure the next appointment though. All my normal clothes still fit. I just look a little chubby in the midsection. I don't really see how big the belly is getting until I shower. Slowly, but surely. On my scale at home, my weight seems to be dropping slightly. Only a few pounds, but I should definitely be putting some on by now. I'll see what they say about that at the docs next week. That's all the updates I have so far. |
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| Change |
[Dec. 29th, 2007|09:57 am] |
Yep, haven't posted for just about a year. Thought I'd ease back into it with a little quiz ;) Think I'm ready to dive in again. Where to begin? Hmm, well, I have a sweetheart sleeping in the other room right now. He's had a hard night playing video games all night, ha. I now live in an apartment with my boyfriend oofff...It's been about a year and 3 months. I met him just after my last post in September, I believe. I've been so engrossed with him that I've hardly spent time here. I've negelected my friends too, and for that I apologize. I remember when my best friend in high school got her boyfriend in college. I felt totally neglected too. Tossed away. Even my own sister was feeling ignored. That is just the nature of things I guess. Love is very engrossing at times =) Now we live in our own place. We've been here about four months already. I can't believe our lease is almost up in two months! Feels like we just barely moved in. It has been an adjustment.
I sold my mustang to my brother so sometimes I feel a little trapped in the apartment at times. I was also promoted at my job to the Bargain lead. I mostly just keep the area neat, stocked, and change the displays around every month. That's about all that amounts too. I quit my job at PJs a year ago, so I'm full time and now making good money after lots of promotions for being at Barnes and Noble while. Well, if you could call $8.50 good money. Christmas was definitely a pain! I'm tired of walking into the backroom and seeing this giant stack of Bargain shipments. I want to get a match and...well anyway. It's over finally.
This was not my favorite Christmas. My hands were full at work being a fairly new lead just before December. People get on my nerves badly when they've been in my face all day. Christmas Eve when I went into work that morning people were asking me where stuff was while I was standing there knocking on the door to get let in! It's like, dude, we're not even open and I'm not getting paid right now to care about your problems! I missed the Transiberian Orchestra concert. I REALLY enjoyed that last year. And..well, I just didn't do anything extra to make Christmas interesting for myself this year. It was just workworkwork. I did get my boyfriend a Playstation 3. Spoiled! He plays that a lot now and I almost regret it. I asked my sister why we get these guys games all the time. They just play and ignore us and chores that need to be done. Love or something, I guess. The funny thing is my parents got me a blender, and my boyfriends parents showered me lovingly with gifts. Shirts, jackets, candy, pictures, and a very nice suite case set. I was stunned when she dragged the biggest gift over to me. I'm like ???? Good thing I thought to paint them a really nice picture! They are great people, I really enjoy them. He doesn't know how lucky he is to have parents like that. Mike got me a giant book called The History of Art the last 300,000 years. Very cool. Oh, and canvas too. He thought it would make good inspiration. Art history tends to make me feel like an amateur more then anything. Not too inspiring. But it looks great there on the end table and must make me look very cultured! He also got me a very large canvas. We want to put something big above the couch. We both agreed a forest scene would be great. We'll see what I come up with.
Man does time fly, and change is the only thing you can expect not to change. That's all the updates I have for you today. Hopefully I'll get back more on regular schedule here. Quizes if nothing else ;) Later! |
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| 'Nother Quiz |
[Dec. 29th, 2007|09:44 am] |
Your Personality is Very Rare (INTP)
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Your personality type is goofy, imaginative, relaxed, and brilliant.
Only about 4% of all people have your personality, including 2% of all women and 6% of all men
You are Introverted, Intuitive, Thinking, and Perceiving.
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[Sep. 19th, 2006|02:51 am] |
I've certainly gotten the fast pace I came here looking for. The two jobs I have now especially makes me grope for any spare time I can get. I've always thought of myself as somewhat lazy, but I've realized I just placed higher value on relaxation then others. I have to have it every now and then. I feel so much better and refreshed when I get one whole day without having to worry about cleaning, work, etc. Just one day to do as I fancy on a whim. Well, at least I sleep good. I get extremely tired and hardly resist going to bed any more.
I picked up my car yesterday and my oh my. I can tell I'm a bit smitten. Today at work I stood at the front counters staring out the window. I stare out into space all the time, but then I noticed I was looking at the car. I feel a bit awkward in it, since it's so sportsy and I just don't have the kind of personality that likes attention. But I still love it. I'll probably do whatever I have to for it. It's like getting a puppy or a kid. It took me three hours to wash it. Now my last car, I could give a flying fart if it had dirt on it. But I scrubbed all afternoon for this one. It's shine made me proud! I just never owned a nice car before, and honestly, never saw myself in a fancy Mustang. It's funny when today at work I was looking forward to the drive home, rather then actually arriving at home, hahaha.
Lately I'm just trying to get my money under control. My bills are out of the way and I need to pay off friends next. I'll keep doing the two job thing for that and possibly up to Christmas to handle the expenses there. Hopefully somewhere down the line I'll manage to get a decent savings together. I'm tired of living paycheck to paycheck and I certainly don't want two jobs to maintain myself either. Who knows, with the hope of getting back to college, maybe I'll be stuck in the money rut for awhile.
Strange, but I get lonely a lot lately. I have all the company in the word. Perhaps too much living with my sister. I'm already making good friends with my coworkers and such. Still keep in touch with my old time friends, but it doesn't seem to be enough. Everyone's getting married all around me. My brother just did and I listen to him rant and rave about how great it is. My friend e-mails her daily married journal to me. A coworker told me all about how she got engaged over the weekend. I can't help but feel left out and behind some how. I'm convinced that I have to prove to myself I can do this on my own, but how long does it have to take?
As usual, there's a lot of good things that happen to me but with plenty of bad showered in between.My computer's broken..I'm expecting it back though from the factory any time. I had an accident at work last week. It was storming bad outside and we got so busy. I was frantically running around trying to manage everything, and slipped on a rain puddle one of the delivery drivers tracked in. I caught myself on one knee and really cracked it good. I was miserable the rest of the night closing and standing on it. They didn't have ice packs or anything. It looks like a sickening bloody bruise now the size of a baseball. Just about every color of the rainbow, heh. It's healing slowly though. But I still laugh when people jolt when they see it. I'm just glad I didn't have a hospital visit on my hands. Last thing I need. I'm trying to get my wisdom teeth surgery schedule for the beginning of October. It's a struggle though with the two jobs. And the internet just refuses to work! Oh that's pissed me off lately! Perhaps for the better though cuz it makes me do other things...like sleep. Sleep is good. |
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[Sep. 14th, 2006|02:17 am] |
Your Element Is Air
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You dislike conflict, and you've been able to rise above the angst of the world.
And when things don't go your way, you know they'll blow over quickly.
Easygoing, you tend to find joy from the simple things in life.
You roll with the punches, and as a result, your life is light and cheerful.
You find it easy to adapt to most situations, and you're an open person.
With you, what you see is what you get... and people love that!
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| Because I'm too Lazy to Write |
[Sep. 12th, 2006|09:53 pm] |
So I don't see the point in typing this all twice. This is the latest news. I was writing to a close friend in Wyoming and just copied and pasted here :)
Okay, now I have more time to say hello. I know it's been a little while. My cell phone is turned off because I had some trouble getting a job there for a month after my trip. They got impatient with me not paying and finally shut it off, lol. Oops. I paid it though and it should be on again soon hopefully. I've been so busy trying to get the job situation under control, that I've pretty much neglected what my cell offered. Keeping in touch and such, but I haven't forgotten ya ;) I haven't even gotten ahold of Jennifer for awhile and she leaves for Japan for the year next month, so I really need to do that.
My Bear Lake news report is practically none existant now since I moved to Utah. I know next to nothing of the happenings there. We'll eventually have a five year reunion in Idaho, I'm sure.
The two job thing isn't that bad. I work about 25 hours at both places. When I first started and was at Papa John's, they were working me 50 hours there anyway. At least this way I get to be in different places and that helps. And I absolutely love Barnes and Noble, it is quickly becoming my favorite job. Even better then the theater. They like to put me on the customer service and information because I love talking about books with people and finding them. That's about all I do. Answer phones, find/look up books, and shelve books when they get out of place. Very relaxed atmosphere and the discounts are great. Though I hardly ever get a paycheck from there cuz I spend it all there, haha. As the holidays roll around, I'm sure they'll increase my hours there, so I'll probably drop PJs then. I haven't quit it just yet because I get paid very well there and I already know everything, so it's not really stressful either.
Salt Lake is going good. I came here for a quicker pace, and that's exactly what I got. Jeana can get annoying every once in awhile...well, not her really, mostly the kids. She yells at them a lot and that gets on my nerves. Especially when I'm trying to relax after working quite literally all day. I visit my brothers a lot too. Even though I don't have friends here, it doesn't feel to different since my family is very good company as well. Davin is finally married. That's the last I was in Idaho. Was about a month ago. I have to go to Bear Lake again very soon to pick up my car. It's just been hard because I don't have a day off. Time's a luxury these days, but I really need the car so it won't be too long. Jeana wants to go get it Sunday, but I don't know if I'll be able to tag along. Might have to work.
As for the car, it has a lot of miles on it. 180,000. That's the big downer. Not a very practical car, really, lol. I don't know why my dad bought it. I was saving to buy my own in the fall, but he just up and got it. Said nothing to me. I'm more for the milage and gas effiency then looks, but I'm sure I'll still have a good time with it!
The only other news I can think of is I have a new dog. My dad's daschunds are having puppies all over the place since he got a male, and there was a little guy no one had adopted yet. He was my dad's favorite and he wanted him to go to a good home. He finally convinced him to take it. It was a little hard at first because Dusty dieing was still a bit raw on my mind, but I'm glad I have him. He's such a cutie. His name is Koda and he's red :)
Also, have you heard of myspace on the internet? It's a pretty big thing these days. Well, at Davin's wedding, I was just reflecting on families and such and thought about my biological dad. Then it suddenly occured to me that maybe he was on myspace. Just about everyone is any more. So I checked when I got home and low and behold, there he is!! In Seattle Washington. I e-mailed him, and we've been chatting back and forth for the last month now. I've told Terina and my siblings, but not my parents yet. I just don't have the heart. It's difficult to explain my curiosity...I don't want them to feel inadequate or anything, but this is something I think I want and have to find out for myself. He actually seems like a really nice guy (seems being the key word) and we're so alike, it's scary. Turns out my artistic wiles actually came from elsewhere. He's really interested in my art and is already giving me lectures about picking good colleges and stuff, haha. Turns out he went to art college too. He wants to meet up this Christmas while he's in Utah, but I'm a little...scared I guess. I'm a big girl and everyone in my family trusts that I've got my head on straight, but I have to wonder what I'm really getting into. He's 40 years old and not married. He has no family. I just think he might get clingy. He writes me back quickly and a lot, so I'm starting to get that impression. It's my own Jerry Springer show, haha. He said he was wondering when I would go looking for him. So I guess it's not a huge surprise on all parts. So we'll so. Interesting, eh?
That's about it. Check ya later :) We should plan a get together some time. That would be awesome. I miss my friends :(
-Tes |
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[Aug. 22nd, 2006|01:39 am] |
You Are 15% Left Brained, 85% Right Brained
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The left side of your brain controls verbal ability, attention to detail, and reasoning.
Left brained people are good at communication and persuading others.
If you're left brained, you are likely good at math and logic.
Your left brain prefers dogs, reading, and quiet.
The right side of your brain is all about creativity and flexibility.
Daring and intuitive, right brained people see the world in their unique way.
If you're right brained, you likely have a talent for creative writing and art.
Your right brain prefers day dreaming, philosophy, and sports.
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| Travel! |
[Aug. 15th, 2006|02:15 am] |
Your Travel Profile:
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You Are Very Well Traveled in the Western United States (74%)
You Are Somewhat Well Traveled in Canada (40%)
You Are Somewhat Well Traveled in the Northeastern United States (29%)
You Are Somewhat Well Traveled in the Midwestern United States (25%)
You Are Mostly Untraveled in the Southern United States (8%)
You Are Untraveled in Africa (0%)
You Are Untraveled in Asia (0%)
You Are Untraveled in Australia (0%)
You Are Untraveled in Eastern Europe (0%)
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| Home At Last |
[Aug. 2nd, 2006|05:18 pm] |
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Well, I'm home from my trip! It feels great! I've missed the mountains first and foremost. Then the dry desert air here. No humidity! New Jersey, New York, and even Ontario Canada had loads of that stuff, oy. I've gone to and fro from Idaho too, not to mention my sister's insistant need to shop all of the time, so I'm enjoying whatever downtime I get and the chance to just be. I'm job hunting more vigorously, but still no luck. Either competition's really rough here or they just don't like hiring out of state people. Which is gay. I stopped by Papa Johns the other day to ask for directions to a vet office, and they practically jumped me. Said I could have a job tomorrow. So that's a reassuring fall back, but I still don't want to go back. I'm ready for something new. Pizza is just too...bleh, now.
It's been awhile since I've mentioned much, so just to rewind. I moved to Utah from Idaho in my sister's house. Managed to lose my wallet and check book. Never found it either. That was a pain! My computer is having issues. It just randomly restarts. I think it's a power supply problem because there's absolutely no pattern to these restarts. Luckily I have a lot of coverage and this comp isn't very old, so I'm not worried about getting that taken care of. Then just before I left back East, my car broke down in the midde-of-no-where Wyoming. I had no cell phone signal, so I had to walk three miles to get help. This has happened before. I hate cars. Last time it was in the middle of no-where Idaho in two below weather. I usually sit in my car and stress it for an hour. Cry. Maybe try to wave to people to get them to stop (never works though. Bunch of asses), then just start walking in the best direction to get help. Luckily a really nice guy picked me up (That alone was scarey. Riding with strangers!) and took me to Evanston. That was about 20 miles away and the only place I got a cell signal. I called my dad and he came and got me. Found out the next day the car is completely dead! So now I really really need a bike...and a job, heh.
Right after that incident, I flew back East. A few friends and I stayed in New Jersey, visited New York City a few times, then drove up to Ontario Canada to visit yet another friend. It was all a very enjoyable trip. I liked that we took things slow and didn't cram ourselves with stuff to do. Added a nice relax factor to it all. One of my favorite trips, that's for sure. I flew home just a few days ago. It was all about 2 weeks long. I actually had a hard time breathing when I got off the plane in Salt Lake City! It took about a half hour to get used to the high altitude again. Nothing drastic, but it was difficult to take a deep breath. I had a day to get over the jet lag, then it was off to the family reunion.
The reunion was fun. It was nice to see a lot of relatives I haven't seen for awhile. Our family is very..uh..well, not as religious as the rest. So maybe we're viewed as the black sheep. We're also much more rowdy and playful then the rest! I tried to hang out with others, but they were just so shy and boring. It was all in a park with a lazy creek running through the middle of it. So all the little kids had fun playing in that. And my brother Kendall...oy, he just couldn't resist. He picks on me bad! I said something to him...I can't remember what and he start dropping hints that I should run. So I did. Like hell. Trouble is I had been playing frisbee with my half brothers all day and was already worn out. He caught up to me fast and I had to latch onto a chain link fence. He had ahold of my legs and finally pried me away. EVERYONE's watching us now and laughing. He drags me to the creek and I start shedding things I don't want to get wet. I knew I was to tired and hot to get out of it. Kicked the shoes off, toss the cell phone aside, and went under the water. He kept dunking me, fully clothed..and I was also wearing a white shirt! So now it turned into a wet t-shirt contest, ugh! Thanks a lot Kendall! He dragged me in several more times after that. Someone offered me a t-shirt to cover the now see-thru white shirt at least. We'd planned on staying at my mom and dads that night, so I did have a change of clothes. When I figured Kendall had tired of dunking me, I went and changed. That was about the only eventful thing during all that.
From the reunion in Utah, we went straight up north to Idaho to my parents. All the rough housing and I think the heat gave me a bit of a headache. And my wisdom teeth starting to really hurt and it all snowballed into a migraine. We were going through a curvy canyon and I had to stick my head out the window, I was soooo car sick. FInally I yelled at them to pulled over and puked. Still felt like crud though and slept like a rock that night. The next day we visited with my parents and brought two adorable puppies home! My dad raises daschounds. He wanted them to go to good homes. So he gave Jeana a black little girl and I got a brown boy. I named him Koda. He's a very fun puppy and I'm loving him. I can't wait to take him to the park and show him off. So that's a very brief some up of the last couple months. Eventful, eh? No wonder I need a moment to myself with nothing to do, or think about, or worry. |
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[Jul. 2nd, 2006|11:32 pm] |
Your Linguistic Profile:
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60% General American English
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10% Midwestern
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10% Upper Midwestern
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10% Yankee
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5% Dixie
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Your Aura is Orange
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You're a bit of a loner, but you're never lonely. You know how to entertain yourself.
Whether you're trying an extreme sport or a new weird food, you always live on the edge.
The purpose of your life: testing limits - both physical and mental... and then telling people about it.
Famous oranges include: Timothy Leary, David Blaine, Tony Hawk, Carey Hart
Careers for you to try: Snowboarder, Circus Performer, Undercover Agent
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| Home at last! |
[Jun. 4th, 2006|03:30 am] |
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Oy. Finally. It's over. Moving. Again. Despite the stress there, I'm happy to report I'm very well...happy I just moved from Idaho back to Utah, my home state. I've missed the huge mountains. I can't believe the ski resorts are still open in friggin' June! *faints with happiness* Too bad I'm broke... no job yet, but I'm hunting. So many choices here.. I live with my sister so it's been a slight adjustment, but she and I are close so it's been nice for us both. I still feel a little intrusive...like I'm visiting or something, but that will go away eventually. The pace of life here is much faster so that's what I'm liking most. I guess that's just something that stays with you when you grow up in the city in the first place.
Which One of The 7 Main Arts Are You? (Beautiful Pictures -- FIXED!)
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[Apr. 17th, 2006|04:19 am] |
Four jobs I have had in my life:
1. Papa John's Pizza
2. Michaels
3. Convergys
4. Center Theater
Movies I would watch over and over:
1. The Man from Snowy River
2. Minority Report
3. Robin Hood: Men in Tights
4. Spaceballs
Four Places I have lived:
1. Pocatello, Idaho
2. Montpelier, Idaho
3. Salt Lake City, Utah
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Four TV shows I love to watch:
1. Stargate SG-1
2. Dead Like Me
3. The Lone Gunmen
4. Everybody Loves Raymond
Four places I have been on vacation:
1. Toronto, Canada
2. Seattle, Washington
3. Las Vegas and Cali
4. St. Louise, Missouri
Four websites I visit almost daily that aren't work
related:
1. Deviantart.com
2. Hotmail.com
3. Myspace.com
4. Livejournal.com
Four of my favorite foods:
1. Raspberries
2. Vanilla
3. Sandwiches
4. Green apples
Four places I would rather be right now:
1. Utah
2. Seattle
3. Riding a horse
4. Snowboarding
Four things about me most people don't know:
1. I always set my clocks and alarms on odd numbers, even if it's incorrect or I lose a few minutes of time in the morning
2. I have globophobia. Fear of balloons..popping..that squeaky sound, uuuugggghhhh. Won't even go in the same room with one.
3. I play over ten different percussion instruments, including drum set, snare/bass drum, keyboard/piano, xylophone, and timpani
4. I'm adopted
Four friends who have been tagged that I think will respond:
1. Tag, you're it! Now respond, damn it! =D
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