So, TWO of my sweet friends gave me an award! How fun!!! Meg is a sweet friend from college. I love reading her blog – she has an adorable little girl and precious twin boys!!! I honestly don’t know how she does it –but she does and she does it well! Kate is another sweet from college. She recently started blogging and I am SO glad she did! She is just as hilarious as was in our BU days and her kids are just as funny – and so cute! So, thank you both so much!!!
Upon receiving this award, I am supposed to:
1) Thank and link back to the person that awarded it.
2) Share 7 things about myself.
3) Award 10 great bloggers.
4) Contact these bloggers and tell them about the award.
So…7 things about myself…
1. Never in a million years did I ever dream that we would be living in the city I grew up in. And I certainly never thought that my kids would go to the same high school I went to. But, I am honestly loving being here. We are close to my parents which I love. We live in a great neighborhood and I have met some wonderful new friends. We are right where we are supposed to be and I am so glad.
2. I absolutely love being a mom. The years I spent working post-college never truly fulfilled me. I feel like I am finally in the job that I was always meant to do.
3. I love Texas and I love living here. But, there are times that I wish I lived somewhere that truly had four seasons…you know, instead of four seasons in the same week. Or the beach. I would make a great beach bum.
4. I am a major planner. I am flexible and can handle if the plan changes, but I need to know a plan pretty much all the time.
5. I have been fortunate enough to experience quite a few neat events in my life. I have been to the Final Four, the Big 12 Championship and several Nebraska games (which our quite an experience – seriously). Trent and I have also had the chance to see a taping of Lettermen – twice. And we were lucky enough to sit on the front row – twice. :)
6. On that same note – I sold programs at Ranger games during high school and college. I started there the year the Ballpark opened. I got to sell programs at all of the playoff games in the 90s, the All-Star game and Kenny Rogers perfect game.
7. It will probably surprise no one that because of my loud voice – I was pretty good at selling programs. My super loud voice landed me on the news any time they were out there filming. The bad news is I ended up with nodules on my vocal cords that took several years to heal.
Now I would like to give this award to the following friends:
2 comments:
I swear I'm not ignoring this! You'd think I'd have more "free time" to blog with all of these ice days but you know how that goes . . . not so much!
Will appropriate recognize my "award" soon!
Um, that should be appropriately recognize my award soon.
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