I'm frustrated with gmail. I accepted the computers offer to remember my UN and PW. But now I have changed the PW and I can't figure out the for the life of me how to update this. I am frustrate with gmail because it's the only one this happens with.
Church was good today. We didn't speak, though. Somebody got their Sundays mixed up. Not sure if it was me or the bishop, but no big deal. He asked us if we could push it back a week, and I requested two weeks. My sis and bro will be out of town next week, and I want them to be here when we speak. There's just something comforting about looking out into the congregation and seeing Mitch, Judy, Max, and Katerina. I met a new chick today at church. She is working at a camp near here for the summer. I really look forward to getting to know her, since there are so few women my age in our ward. I got a calling today too. I am excited about it. I am a primary teacher :) I am one of the two substitute teachers for the entire Primary (Judy is the other- how cool is that?). We have a very small Primary at the moment, only about 25 kids. But within the next two years, we will have 15 nursery babies. So our Primary will be quickly growing. (Side thought, I wonder if Hubby and I will have our first child two years from now. Interesting. I think I will ask him about that.) I am still doing the program, and I am loving it. I have a system set up, and I was given computer authorization today- the password. Ooooohhhhh Aaaaaahhhhhh.
Had an awesome talk with Bishop Woodard today. I've had some pretty serious stuff on my mind lately. Without going into detail, some issues and experiences from my past are coming back to haunt me. Although it is indirectly related to our marriage, Hubby has been nothing but supportive toward me. Honestly I am impressed at the support he has shown me while I work through this. It is something I never expected, and never even heard of. But the bishop is going to make a few calls this week, and I may see a counselor for it. Once or twice, and I should be fine again. I know it is nothing that would ruin our marriage or send me into the psych ward, but it will be nice to have a little help to work through it.
After living for almost a week with next to nothing in our kitchen, I am going grocery shopping today. Is it odd that I am looking forward to it? Honestly I love being able to take a list to the store, buy what I need, and know that we have the finances for it and the kitchen space for it. Growing up, my parents struggled with both. I'm also going to cut Pixie's hair tomorrow. She will have a cute new (and short!) HC for her trip to Utah. I'm also going to stop by our box, and chat it up with Rob for a few. I miss seeing him and Linda every day, they are such good people.
I'm worried about one of our kittens. They were all doing well, but now one of them seems to be digressing. He (okay we don't actually know if it's a boy or girl, but I choose to call them all "he"s because we have plenty of female cats around here) was somewhat lethargic two nights ago. Yesterday I gave him two ounces of water by a syringe and he nursed from his mom. He was walking more after the liquids. I am sure to pets him, give him attention, and make sure he is moving often yesterday and today. He seems better today, so I am pleased. I am still keeping a close eye on him, but I'm glad to see improvement. Other than that, they are doing well. Only one of them still has trouble with it's eyes- well one eye- closing at night. They are running now, and chase their mom or each other. They are playing with about anything now- which is why we are exploring how to get the power cords off the floor. I will be posting updated pics to the Cat Family Site in the next day or two.
Found a "friend" on MySpace for Timpanogas class of 2000 and 2001. I sent a request, and I have been able to catch up with a lot of people I knew in high school. I hated high school, so I am glad to be able to connect with the people I want to, and not deal with the bullies. Now I wonder if there is one for 2002 as well. . .
Thinking about doing AF for FFXI tonight. Selo has wanted to get it started, and I am pretty much ready. If we don't do AF, I am going to work on skilling up. Much needed. Found some other FFXI blogs. Achika and Veloxe. I partied with Vel the other night in the dunes. I like Vel, I miss the dunes (yes, I'm serious), and I hate WAR. Yes, I hate it. I want to lvl PLD and Selo says I need WAR as my sub for PLD. OMGosh that is going to suck. It's so freaking boring.
Reading my friend Elise's blog today, and I ventured around a more. Found two things that interested me. (Elise is actually the reason I decided on Blogger instead of any other blog site, but anyway.)
First, THIS video. This is what Idol should be about. I'm not into the public national humiliation of people who think they are talented (just because they do it to themselves doesn't mean I enjoy it), and this video was great. Although I'm not a fan of this type of music, I have an appreciation for talent, self confidence, and performance. I am impressed by this man, and they way he was there for himself and didn't care what others thought. And then to seal the deal, look at how many people he had in tears with his performance. More power to ya!
Second, THIS post. I placed my son for adoption almost six years ago. To this day, I love him with all my heart. I chose NOT to go through Family Services for many of the reasons she lists here. (One big difference I would like to note. While respecting her views as a ProChoice woman, I am a ProLife woman. I feel abortion is wrong, in every way shape and form.) We had a private, open adoption, with a private social worker and attorney. Now there are times I miss him so much I physically hurt (like Mother's Day), but just as she stated, I do not regret my decision. Not one bit. I was comforted during my pregnancy the moment I made my decision, and I was comforted during and after the adoption was final. I know that my son is in the best possible place for him, I know the family he was placed with is complete now that they have him, and I know that I was blessed to be part of such a miracle.
Thanks for reading, and have a great Sunday!
Church was good today. We didn't speak, though. Somebody got their Sundays mixed up. Not sure if it was me or the bishop, but no big deal. He asked us if we could push it back a week, and I requested two weeks. My sis and bro will be out of town next week, and I want them to be here when we speak. There's just something comforting about looking out into the congregation and seeing Mitch, Judy, Max, and Katerina. I met a new chick today at church. She is working at a camp near here for the summer. I really look forward to getting to know her, since there are so few women my age in our ward. I got a calling today too. I am excited about it. I am a primary teacher :) I am one of the two substitute teachers for the entire Primary (Judy is the other- how cool is that?). We have a very small Primary at the moment, only about 25 kids. But within the next two years, we will have 15 nursery babies. So our Primary will be quickly growing. (Side thought, I wonder if Hubby and I will have our first child two years from now. Interesting. I think I will ask him about that.) I am still doing the program, and I am loving it. I have a system set up, and I was given computer authorization today- the password. Ooooohhhhh Aaaaaahhhhhh.
Had an awesome talk with Bishop Woodard today. I've had some pretty serious stuff on my mind lately. Without going into detail, some issues and experiences from my past are coming back to haunt me. Although it is indirectly related to our marriage, Hubby has been nothing but supportive toward me. Honestly I am impressed at the support he has shown me while I work through this. It is something I never expected, and never even heard of. But the bishop is going to make a few calls this week, and I may see a counselor for it. Once or twice, and I should be fine again. I know it is nothing that would ruin our marriage or send me into the psych ward, but it will be nice to have a little help to work through it.
After living for almost a week with next to nothing in our kitchen, I am going grocery shopping today. Is it odd that I am looking forward to it? Honestly I love being able to take a list to the store, buy what I need, and know that we have the finances for it and the kitchen space for it. Growing up, my parents struggled with both. I'm also going to cut Pixie's hair tomorrow. She will have a cute new (and short!) HC for her trip to Utah. I'm also going to stop by our box, and chat it up with Rob for a few. I miss seeing him and Linda every day, they are such good people.
I'm worried about one of our kittens. They were all doing well, but now one of them seems to be digressing. He (okay we don't actually know if it's a boy or girl, but I choose to call them all "he"s because we have plenty of female cats around here) was somewhat lethargic two nights ago. Yesterday I gave him two ounces of water by a syringe and he nursed from his mom. He was walking more after the liquids. I am sure to pets him, give him attention, and make sure he is moving often yesterday and today. He seems better today, so I am pleased. I am still keeping a close eye on him, but I'm glad to see improvement. Other than that, they are doing well. Only one of them still has trouble with it's eyes- well one eye- closing at night. They are running now, and chase their mom or each other. They are playing with about anything now- which is why we are exploring how to get the power cords off the floor. I will be posting updated pics to the Cat Family Site in the next day or two.
Found a "friend" on MySpace for Timpanogas class of 2000 and 2001. I sent a request, and I have been able to catch up with a lot of people I knew in high school. I hated high school, so I am glad to be able to connect with the people I want to, and not deal with the bullies. Now I wonder if there is one for 2002 as well. . .
Thinking about doing AF for FFXI tonight. Selo has wanted to get it started, and I am pretty much ready. If we don't do AF, I am going to work on skilling up. Much needed. Found some other FFXI blogs. Achika and Veloxe. I partied with Vel the other night in the dunes. I like Vel, I miss the dunes (yes, I'm serious), and I hate WAR. Yes, I hate it. I want to lvl PLD and Selo says I need WAR as my sub for PLD. OMGosh that is going to suck. It's so freaking boring.
Reading my friend Elise's blog today, and I ventured around a more. Found two things that interested me. (Elise is actually the reason I decided on Blogger instead of any other blog site, but anyway.)
First, THIS video. This is what Idol should be about. I'm not into the public national humiliation of people who think they are talented (just because they do it to themselves doesn't mean I enjoy it), and this video was great. Although I'm not a fan of this type of music, I have an appreciation for talent, self confidence, and performance. I am impressed by this man, and they way he was there for himself and didn't care what others thought. And then to seal the deal, look at how many people he had in tears with his performance. More power to ya!
Second, THIS post. I placed my son for adoption almost six years ago. To this day, I love him with all my heart. I chose NOT to go through Family Services for many of the reasons she lists here. (One big difference I would like to note. While respecting her views as a ProChoice woman, I am a ProLife woman. I feel abortion is wrong, in every way shape and form.) We had a private, open adoption, with a private social worker and attorney. Now there are times I miss him so much I physically hurt (like Mother's Day), but just as she stated, I do not regret my decision. Not one bit. I was comforted during my pregnancy the moment I made my decision, and I was comforted during and after the adoption was final. I know that my son is in the best possible place for him, I know the family he was placed with is complete now that they have him, and I know that I was blessed to be part of such a miracle.
Thanks for reading, and have a great Sunday!
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