Showing posts with label Hampton Inn. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Hampton Inn. Show all posts

Monday, September 15, 2008

More about . . . me, of course.

Tagged by Libby! (better late than never, right?)  :)


20 years ago.....
1. I was 9 years old. I believe we lived in Mt. Pleasant at this point in time. Mrs. Barrett was my teacher (or was it Mr. Hansen? - Now I am confused).
2. My nickname from the boys in my class was Mrs. Fartsworth.
3. I loved riding my bike around the neighborhood, and jumping on the tramp to NKOTB.

4. We had a dog named Sheena (I think).
5. We made Lake Powell in our sandbox in the backyard.


10 years ago.....
1. I had just moved back home and was working as the manager at Hogi Yogi.  And was working at Arby's.

2. One of my best friends was Debbie.
3. I bought my 97 Ford Escort!  Woohoo!

4. I had some crazy friends and stayed up too late every-night and got up too early every morning.
5. Michelle and I wrote a poem to our friend Brandon.  It rocked.


5 years ago....
1.  I was following Dustyn around trying to get him to talk to me.  Okay, I was stalking him.  Whatever.  He still didn't talk to me.
2. My best friend was Jenn.
3. I was working at Hampton Inn at the front desk.  Also looking for a job and interviewing all over the state.

4. I got a new state job at Decker Lake Youth Center.  It was great.
5. I got engaged.


3 years ago....
1. We were working on getting our house remodeled.
2. I was the secretary in the Primary.

3. We were thinking about adopting (we called and were send the paperwork), but still trying to get pregnant.
4. Dustyn spent his summer at Camp.

5. Dustyn was working on his Masters @ BYU.


1 year ago...
1. We were getting ready to fly to Tennessee or somewhere to adopt a baby.  Obviously it fell through.  :)
2. I started subbing for the first time.
3. We went to Larry the Cable Guy.
4. I got new glasses.
5. There was a fire in our backyard while we were at work.



This Year....
1. We attended that FSA National Adoption Conference.  (Have I mentioned that it was amazing?)
2. I started tending the twins twice a week.
3. It will be 4 years since we had our Angel Baby.
4. I have to get my wisdom teeth out.  :P

5. We spent a lot of time camping (flaming gorge, fishlake, and Gooseberry).



Yesterday...
1. I had a terrible headache.  (normal for this time of year.  Ugh.)
2. Went to church.
3. Made a worksheet for Personal Progress

4. Made Chicken Tortilla Soup
5. Watched Juno.



Today...
1. Subbed.
2. Read Breaking Dawn.
3. Tried to clean up the house a little.  Dusted, Vacuumed, Laundry, Kitchen.

4. Listen to a motivational speaker from Australia who's key phrase was "freaking hoodwinked".
5. Made the adoption board for Dustyn's classroom.


Tomorrow....
1. Subbing at an Elementary.
2. Watching the BB10 finale.
3. Talking back the Redbox movie that Dusty is watching.
4. Reading Breaking Dawn.

5. Finish Laundry.



Next Year....
1. Dustyn and I will have been married for 5 years.
2. We are going to Minneapolis (I hope).
3. I would love to get a swamp cooler or central air!  :)

4. I want to get Dustyn a new laptop, but we'll see.
5. I want to get further out of debt.

Wednesday, February 6, 2008

Our Valentines weekend in Salt Lake City!

Yes, I am finally getting around to blogging about our weekend in Salt Lake City. It was definitely fun but went way too fast.

We drove up to Salt Lake on Friday after school. We went shopping and messed around. I was able to pick up my ring that has been at the jewelers for at least three weeks - so I was happy about that. We also ran a few other errand and went to Costco and Ikea and just had a good afternoon. We drove up to Salt Lake and checked in at our hotel. We stayed at Hampton Inn (of course, bad sadly it wasn't $29.00 a night :P ). That night we got hungry for something good - but didn't want to go out, so we ordered in Pizza from The Pie. It was super good! We ordered the Greek Pizza and it was Yummy! I wasn't sure what to expect - but I love greek food so I figured it would be good and it was!
On Saturday morning we watched President Hinckley's funeral.  I am glad I had the opportunity to see it and to listen to the stories that were shared.  He was truly an amazing man.  We spent the afternoon driving around window shopping. I am STILL looking for a good pair of shoes and a jacket. (I know winter is getting close to being over - so I finally decided that I should get me a jacket. Dustyn would be happy so he could wear his own!!) But no luck. I just don't know where to shop anymore. We found some really cute coats in the mall and I was excited to get one - they were all too small! Grrr..... so I am still looking. At least we got to eat at Cafe Rio so the trip was worth it!! My back is still not ready to shop on hard floors so it was a quick trip.
Saturday night we went to the Blue Man Group. It was a lot of fun and crazy! It was so random, but a lot of fun and great music. Afterwards we went to the Thaifoon and had dinner. It was so good. I love that place!!
On Sunday we took a drive up the the Salt Lake Cemetery and were able to see President Hinckley's grave.  We drove around and found most of the other past LDS Presidents.  It was really neat.  I have never driven through the cemetery and looked at the headstones.  I would really like to go back and spend a little more time there (preferably when it's a little warmer!!).  We were also able to meet up with a friend and hang out for awhile. 

One the way home we went and visited Dustyn's mom. It was good to see her. Then the drive home!!! It took us almost three hours to get from Genola to Richfield. It was crazy and slow. The roads were bad and there were cars off the road all over the place. But we finally made it home. While we were driving, Dustyn was watching The Ultimate Gift! From what I could hear - it was a really good movie. If you haven't seen it, you should rent it!

Well that is about all - that was our weekend to Salt Lake City. Of course I forgot to grab the charger for my camera and it was pretty much dead so we didn't really get photos. Just a few.