I have a blog already, so if you want to know what is going on with my life please feel free to read it, All I ask is that you leave a comment, because I would love to know who is checking it out. The address is comeitch.blogspot.com .
So my life, very short story version:
I got married to a wonderful guy named Justin in May of 2001, we just celebrated our 8th anniversary.
We lived in Orem for the first year and finished up our associates at UVSC.
We transferred to Utah State in the fall of 2002. Where we learned our associates were basically useless for our majors, urgh.... and that we had another 4 years of school ahead of us. My husband got his bachelors degree in Landscape Architecture and I got mine in Interior Design. We were both really involved in school, we both were the presidents of our student associations and enjoyed all the fun friendships that we made there. We graduated in May 2006, Justin with Honors, and I magna cum laude.
We also bought our first house when we moved to Logan. It was a not so beautiful 100 year old house, that we gutted and remodeled for 4 years. We loved it! Remodeling is now one of our favorite pass times!
Justin was offered a job at his dream firm in Asheville, North Carolina. So, we moved from the rocky mountains to the Appalachians and loved our new home. Justin worked for his job, while I began remodeling our second home. I later got a job working for the Easter Seals working with an autistic teenager and babysitting for a friend. Unfortunately, in July 2008 with the downturn of the economy, the office was basically shut down and we lost our job. We worked frantically to finish the remodel, sold the house, got a new job and moved to Texas (all within 2 months we were very blessed)
Upon arriving to Texas, Justin and I finished up our adoption application, since we have not been able to have children, only to find out HAPPILY that I am pregnant on the last day of our interviewing process. So, I am now prego and loving being a spoiled stay at home "bare foot and pregnant" wife. We are looking forward to with great anticipation to the birth of our first daughter in late July. (Oh yeah, and we are the proud parents of two cats and 5 chickens- who knew I would someday be a farmer?- it's a great life!)
So my life, very short story version:
I got married to a wonderful guy named Justin in May of 2001, we just celebrated our 8th anniversary.
We lived in Orem for the first year and finished up our associates at UVSC.
We transferred to Utah State in the fall of 2002. Where we learned our associates were basically useless for our majors, urgh.... and that we had another 4 years of school ahead of us. My husband got his bachelors degree in Landscape Architecture and I got mine in Interior Design. We were both really involved in school, we both were the presidents of our student associations and enjoyed all the fun friendships that we made there. We graduated in May 2006, Justin with Honors, and I magna cum laude.
We also bought our first house when we moved to Logan. It was a not so beautiful 100 year old house, that we gutted and remodeled for 4 years. We loved it! Remodeling is now one of our favorite pass times!
Justin was offered a job at his dream firm in Asheville, North Carolina. So, we moved from the rocky mountains to the Appalachians and loved our new home. Justin worked for his job, while I began remodeling our second home. I later got a job working for the Easter Seals working with an autistic teenager and babysitting for a friend. Unfortunately, in July 2008 with the downturn of the economy, the office was basically shut down and we lost our job. We worked frantically to finish the remodel, sold the house, got a new job and moved to Texas (all within 2 months we were very blessed)
Upon arriving to Texas, Justin and I finished up our adoption application, since we have not been able to have children, only to find out HAPPILY that I am pregnant on the last day of our interviewing process. So, I am now prego and loving being a spoiled stay at home "bare foot and pregnant" wife. We are looking forward to with great anticipation to the birth of our first daughter in late July. (Oh yeah, and we are the proud parents of two cats and 5 chickens- who knew I would someday be a farmer?- it's a great life!)
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