Recap:

Things that have happened since February 4, when everything went crazy!

My 25th birthday (Feb. 5)
I got a food processor to make baby food, and a Quikcutz Silhouette (a digital craft cutter....), and Robbie got a new job for my birthday!

Daxson got his first haircut.We moved in with Robbie's parents in Kaysville.

Robbie quit work at Icon. YIPPEE!!! (This photo is on his last day of work).Robbie started work at Loomis, as an armored security guard.

We made a purchase as official grown-ups and bought a new washer and dryer. Hooray!

Robbie got a handgun. He's excited.

Friday night, Robbie's sister, Amy, talked me into running a 10k the next morning with her. It was my first race ever, and I really had a great time! I thought it was funny that I literally decided to run it 13 hours before it happened. Goes to show that I've come a long way in my training, since I could barely run a mile a few weeks ago. It got me really excited to run the half, I just hope I am ready for it, it's coming up quickly!Saturday night was girl's game night at the Robbie's parents. We had a great time playing Farkle, and probably even more fun making up farkle jokes! I haven't laughed that hard in a really long time. It was REALLY funny.

We had a yummy family dinner with my siblings at Clay and Jen's house on Sunday. It was a fun night, and we need to do it more often! Thanks for putting it together, Lindsay.

We found a place to live, and are slowly moving things over. I spent all day today painting accent walls, and I am SO much more happy with it! Hopefully we can get the rest in on Wednesday night, so that we have a real place to live. We went to church there on Sunday, and are really impressed with the ward. It was tough for us to leave our Logan ward and all our friends there, but next to them, this ward is coming in a close second! ...It doesn't hurt that Ally and Chris Sorensen (my best friend from forever) live in the ward. We feel so blessed to be where we are at.

The Big Move

So, it's official. Robbie got a new job. This is NOT (by any means) his career, but it moves us out of Logan, closer to family, and farther from Cache Valley. Life (in those regards) couldn't be much better!

The company he will be working for is Loomis. Answers to FAQ's are as follows:

1. This is not a career.
2. It's not what he wants to do forever, but it's a good move for us.
3. He starts on February 17.
4. We're most likely moving to Bountiful/NSL.
5. We will move into our new place at the end of March/beginning of April.
6. We will be house-sitting for Robbie's parents in the meantime while they vacation in Israel.
7. Yes, we're excited.

We are planning on moving all our junk out of our house by February 16, so if any of you faithful readers would like to help us out, we'd love it! Just let us know when you are available. Our main moving day will be President's Day (as opposed to the other holiday two days prior).

Until then, don't expect much by way of blog posts. We'll be busy.

26 November 2007

Just in case I hadn't worked for Intermountain Health Care enough times, I officially began the third time today. Actually, truth be told, I was hired almost 2 months ago, but wasn't able to start until now.

I am working in the Logan Regional Hospital's Child Development Center. Basically, I play with the hospital employees' children and get paid for it. I made all sorts of new friends today, and a few of them will not be leaving me alone anytime soon. It's pretty funny.

I was hired on prn (on call), but today, they told me that they want me to work every day that I can. So far as I know, I will be working from 3-6 every weekday. This enables me to work 3x as much as I was previously, while still allowing me to work at my other job, running price quotes for Architectural Detail. I will also have plenty of time to do homework and such, and will never have to work weekends or holidays.

Yay for paying tithing!