Write about your relationship status:
This is a hard one to write about mostly because there is a simple answer. I am single. So why does that make this hard? Because I don't want to be single. I don't like that I am single. I long for the day that I am not single. And, I don't even see an end in sight to this singledom that I have going on.
It is a strange thing to go through this much of my life alone. Never in any of my dreaming about what life would be like as I got older did I think that I would make it to 26 without being married. I know 26 is not very old, I know that in the end everything will be worked out and I will be happier than I could ever imagine, but right now, its hard to see that. Some days, either when things are going great or things are going horrible, all I wish for is someone to share everything with. For someone to know what I know and to help me or enjoy things with me. I don't want to go on and on and on about why I don't like being single because that doesn't help anything. Believe me, I've tried it. But I will say this... whatever guy I do eventually end up with better be pretty dang amazing and love me more than I can even imagine!
With all of that being said... I do have a little crush going on. Not anything I want to share or write about but it is nice to know that there are guys that exist that are like what I am looking for. Who knows what will or won't happen. But, it is slightly exciting nonetheless.
Thursday, June 16, 2011
Wednesday, June 15, 2011
Day #1
Post a picture of yourself and 10 facts about yourself:
I know the picture is kind of grainy looking but its the best I have for now. I don't have any pictures of just me I realized so I quickly took one with my webcam. This is me on a normal day without any extra effort put into how I look. I figure its good to document an everyday look for myself. And, now I have a picture that kind of shows the sweet tie dye shirt I made this weekend with Catherine.
And now for the facts about myself in no particular order of importance:
1. The members of my family are the most important people in the world to me. I am the middle child of seven. I have 2 parents, 2 brothers, 4 sisters, 2 brother in laws, 1 sister in law, 2 nephews, and 2 nieces. There is no one I would rather be with in the entire world than with my family. They are my best friends and I am so glad that I get to be with them for eternity.
2. I love skittles, ice cream, fresh warm chocolate chip cookies, anything chocolate and peanut butter, and apparently I have a problem staying away from eating junk food.
3. In the past 4 years I have moved 7 times. I now live in my own house where I have lived for the past year and I love it here.
4. I recently quit my job of the last 3 years and currently do not have a plan of what I am going to do next. Although scary, it has been one of the best decisions I have ever made.
5. I would much rather have a small group of extremely close friends that I get to do everything with as opposed to knowing a bunch of different people that I have shallow relationships with.
6. I would do anything for the people that I love. I would go anywhere, anytime, to be there for important events or if they needed me for even the smallest reason. Sometimes, this has been a cause of pain for me because I can care too much and it ends up coming around and biting me in the butt but I wouldn't have it any other way.
7. I am a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. There is nothing more important to me in the entire world than knowing that I have a Heavenly Father and Brother who want nothing more than my happiness and have given me the true gospel to learn, live and love here on earth.
8. I am happiest when I can lay in my bed at night completely exhausted because my day has been full of fun, busy activities, good friends, lots of laughing, and pure happiness.
9. Growing up in Oregon left a little bit of hippiness in me. I like the easy going carefree attitude that hippies can have. I feel like I was always meant to live somewhere on the beach where I was tan and didn't have to do my hair and could be barefoot and happy all day every day and swim in the ocean whenever I wanted.
10. I don't like getting dirty or wet when I am not prepared, I don't like being chased, and I don't like watching scary movies. But mostly, I don't like feeling betrayed or lied to.
I know the picture is kind of grainy looking but its the best I have for now. I don't have any pictures of just me I realized so I quickly took one with my webcam. This is me on a normal day without any extra effort put into how I look. I figure its good to document an everyday look for myself. And, now I have a picture that kind of shows the sweet tie dye shirt I made this weekend with Catherine.
And now for the facts about myself in no particular order of importance:
1. The members of my family are the most important people in the world to me. I am the middle child of seven. I have 2 parents, 2 brothers, 4 sisters, 2 brother in laws, 1 sister in law, 2 nephews, and 2 nieces. There is no one I would rather be with in the entire world than with my family. They are my best friends and I am so glad that I get to be with them for eternity.
2. I love skittles, ice cream, fresh warm chocolate chip cookies, anything chocolate and peanut butter, and apparently I have a problem staying away from eating junk food.
3. In the past 4 years I have moved 7 times. I now live in my own house where I have lived for the past year and I love it here.
4. I recently quit my job of the last 3 years and currently do not have a plan of what I am going to do next. Although scary, it has been one of the best decisions I have ever made.
5. I would much rather have a small group of extremely close friends that I get to do everything with as opposed to knowing a bunch of different people that I have shallow relationships with.
6. I would do anything for the people that I love. I would go anywhere, anytime, to be there for important events or if they needed me for even the smallest reason. Sometimes, this has been a cause of pain for me because I can care too much and it ends up coming around and biting me in the butt but I wouldn't have it any other way.
7. I am a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. There is nothing more important to me in the entire world than knowing that I have a Heavenly Father and Brother who want nothing more than my happiness and have given me the true gospel to learn, live and love here on earth.
8. I am happiest when I can lay in my bed at night completely exhausted because my day has been full of fun, busy activities, good friends, lots of laughing, and pure happiness.
9. Growing up in Oregon left a little bit of hippiness in me. I like the easy going carefree attitude that hippies can have. I feel like I was always meant to live somewhere on the beach where I was tan and didn't have to do my hair and could be barefoot and happy all day every day and swim in the ocean whenever I wanted.
10. I don't like getting dirty or wet when I am not prepared, I don't like being chased, and I don't like watching scary movies. But mostly, I don't like feeling betrayed or lied to.
Tuesday, June 14, 2011
Blog Challenge
I want to write more often on here so I decided to do a 30 day blog challenge. I am not saying that I am going to write on here every day for 30 days but I am going to eventually finish going through this list. There are only a couple of topics that I think are stupid at the end so I might change a few but for the most part, I really like all of this. Here is the list:
I think that this will be good to help me just document some things about my life that I want to remember.
I think that this will be good to help me just document some things about my life that I want to remember.
Friday, April 29, 2011
I don't have a title
I have a problem. I spend too much of my life counting on things to go wrong. But, once again I was reminded today that I do this because it seems to happen way too often. I make plans and then things change and it doesn't work out. I am tired of feeling disappointed. I am sitting in my classroom while my students are working and all I can think about is how I am so so sick of this. It is making it hard to be a good teacher. I want to feel excited about something with my whole heart and soul. But, I don't know how to do that anymore. I always have a thought in the back of my head like, 'well don't get your hopes up because chances are its not going to happen'. I don't want to feel like this, I don't want to feel like I live my life in constant fear of disappointment. I just don't know how to change it.
Even though I have written about some of this before I am still going to write it again because I feel like I need to so that I can gather my thoughts.
Let me back up and explain some things. In December I was called to be the Relief Society President in my ward. To say I was overwhelmed is a serious understatement. I didn't know what to do or how to become what I needed to be. My Bishop talked to me a lot about the kind of counselors that I needed to find. He said the most important thing I would do is to find good counselors that would support me and be good examples to the sisters in our ward. I got called on Friday night and I had until Monday night to tell him who I had decided on. I was confused, stressed, humbled, scared, and terrified along with a lot of other emotions. I feel like I have always had a hard time trusting my thoughts and feelings so I was scared I was going to screw something up. But, with all of the doubt and confusion there was one counselor I knew was supposed to be called. I was so sure of it I never for one second thought I might be wrong. And, I was right. She was the exact person the sisters in the ward needed and, in my mind, even more importantly the exact person I needed in my life. Catherine Rider quickly became one of my most treasured friends that I will ever have.
Catherine helps me feel like I am myself. She makes me happy. She was planning on moving in with us next week but she just texted me and apparently her plans have changed. She got a job at home for the summer so she is moving home. To say I'm not too thrilled about that is not even beginning to describe what's going on in my head and my heart. I'm just sad. I'm sad she isn't moving in. I'm scared that I am going to be able to be as happy as I have been recently. I truly believe that one of the main reasons that I have been able to be happy lately is because she is my friend. She reminds me to not take life too seriously. She helps me laugh at things and at myself. She allows me to be sarcastic and witty and just take things more lightly. I don't know what it is about her that helps me to do all of those things but she just does. And I'm sad that she won't still be here to aid me in being a better me.
But at the same time, I am glad that she found a job. I am glad that things are working out for her. I am more than grateful she is my friend. I know that just because she is moving for the summer that it doesn't mean we won't be friends anymore. I am positive that both of our personalities won't allow our friendship to just fade away and I am so happy to know that. Things will be ok and life will go on.
I need to find some faith that there is a plan and things are going according to that plan. It is hard to stay strong and have hope when it seems all of my plans always crumble around me. I guess the key is realizing its not really my plans that matter but His plans. Somehow I will find the strength to move forward. Somehow things will ultimately work out to be better than I ever imagined. I am just hoping this happens sometime soon.
Even though I have written about some of this before I am still going to write it again because I feel like I need to so that I can gather my thoughts.
Let me back up and explain some things. In December I was called to be the Relief Society President in my ward. To say I was overwhelmed is a serious understatement. I didn't know what to do or how to become what I needed to be. My Bishop talked to me a lot about the kind of counselors that I needed to find. He said the most important thing I would do is to find good counselors that would support me and be good examples to the sisters in our ward. I got called on Friday night and I had until Monday night to tell him who I had decided on. I was confused, stressed, humbled, scared, and terrified along with a lot of other emotions. I feel like I have always had a hard time trusting my thoughts and feelings so I was scared I was going to screw something up. But, with all of the doubt and confusion there was one counselor I knew was supposed to be called. I was so sure of it I never for one second thought I might be wrong. And, I was right. She was the exact person the sisters in the ward needed and, in my mind, even more importantly the exact person I needed in my life. Catherine Rider quickly became one of my most treasured friends that I will ever have.
Catherine helps me feel like I am myself. She makes me happy. She was planning on moving in with us next week but she just texted me and apparently her plans have changed. She got a job at home for the summer so she is moving home. To say I'm not too thrilled about that is not even beginning to describe what's going on in my head and my heart. I'm just sad. I'm sad she isn't moving in. I'm scared that I am going to be able to be as happy as I have been recently. I truly believe that one of the main reasons that I have been able to be happy lately is because she is my friend. She reminds me to not take life too seriously. She helps me laugh at things and at myself. She allows me to be sarcastic and witty and just take things more lightly. I don't know what it is about her that helps me to do all of those things but she just does. And I'm sad that she won't still be here to aid me in being a better me.
But at the same time, I am glad that she found a job. I am glad that things are working out for her. I am more than grateful she is my friend. I know that just because she is moving for the summer that it doesn't mean we won't be friends anymore. I am positive that both of our personalities won't allow our friendship to just fade away and I am so happy to know that. Things will be ok and life will go on.
I need to find some faith that there is a plan and things are going according to that plan. It is hard to stay strong and have hope when it seems all of my plans always crumble around me. I guess the key is realizing its not really my plans that matter but His plans. Somehow I will find the strength to move forward. Somehow things will ultimately work out to be better than I ever imagined. I am just hoping this happens sometime soon.
Sunday, April 3, 2011
Birthday Time
I can't believe that it is already April and already time for my birthday. This year has been going by pretty dang fast. This year has been good and it has been hard all at the same time.
Right before Christmas break I got called to be the Relief Society President of my ward. To say that I was stressed about it and overwhelmed is a MAJOR understatement. I think that I had a few mental breakdowns the week that I was supposed to be figuring out who my counselors were supposed to be. It was a long hard week that included getting killed in a few basketball games, having one of the girl's dads yell at me after a game, remembering that I had forgotten to get my sprinklers blown out for the winter, and other small things that set me off way more than they should have. But, I have adjusted and finally started to feel comfortable. Although in a week from today everything is going to change because they are reorganizing all of the wards around here and its going to be a big change and a hard change and then I'll be all stressed again.
My birthday was yesterday. I turned 26. I don't want to be 26. That feels old. It is closer to 30 than it is to 20. That is the age the my sister told me (like 2 or 3 years ago and she probably didn't realize it would come true) that if you weren't married by then then people would wonder what was wrong with you. I am getting older and things are still not happening for me. And at times, that is a very hard thing to realize. But, I have had some very very good conversations with my bishop lately that have reassured me that things will be ok and that there is a plan and that I just need to have faith that things will work out. It is a hard thing to do but I have to keep trying. And besides, every once in a while things happen and people come into my life that I realize wouldn't have happened if I was already married. So, I can be grateful for that.
Even though things have been hard leading up to my birthday and I didn't really want it to come there have been good things happening too. I have a friend that is actually one of my counselors in Relief Society. Her name is Catherine and I love her. She makes me laugh so hard every time I talk to her. She has helped me so much in the last couple of weeks to remember how to be happy doing every day things and for that I am so grateful that she is my friend. She has had some ups and downs in her life and in the last year has made some major changes. It is so inspiring to talk to her and learn from her and just know her. I am glad that I have had to opportunity to get to know her and I am glad that she is my friend.
Well, I need to do lots and lots better about writing on here. I am not doing a very good job about keeping a record about my life. I want to be better because I really do like being able to look back and remember things that happened and things I learned. Its just hard when I feel like I am in a bad mood and sad so much of the time. But, I am determined to do better about that and about writing on here. Pray I keep this attitude in my life.
Right before Christmas break I got called to be the Relief Society President of my ward. To say that I was stressed about it and overwhelmed is a MAJOR understatement. I think that I had a few mental breakdowns the week that I was supposed to be figuring out who my counselors were supposed to be. It was a long hard week that included getting killed in a few basketball games, having one of the girl's dads yell at me after a game, remembering that I had forgotten to get my sprinklers blown out for the winter, and other small things that set me off way more than they should have. But, I have adjusted and finally started to feel comfortable. Although in a week from today everything is going to change because they are reorganizing all of the wards around here and its going to be a big change and a hard change and then I'll be all stressed again.
My birthday was yesterday. I turned 26. I don't want to be 26. That feels old. It is closer to 30 than it is to 20. That is the age the my sister told me (like 2 or 3 years ago and she probably didn't realize it would come true) that if you weren't married by then then people would wonder what was wrong with you. I am getting older and things are still not happening for me. And at times, that is a very hard thing to realize. But, I have had some very very good conversations with my bishop lately that have reassured me that things will be ok and that there is a plan and that I just need to have faith that things will work out. It is a hard thing to do but I have to keep trying. And besides, every once in a while things happen and people come into my life that I realize wouldn't have happened if I was already married. So, I can be grateful for that.
Even though things have been hard leading up to my birthday and I didn't really want it to come there have been good things happening too. I have a friend that is actually one of my counselors in Relief Society. Her name is Catherine and I love her. She makes me laugh so hard every time I talk to her. She has helped me so much in the last couple of weeks to remember how to be happy doing every day things and for that I am so grateful that she is my friend. She has had some ups and downs in her life and in the last year has made some major changes. It is so inspiring to talk to her and learn from her and just know her. I am glad that I have had to opportunity to get to know her and I am glad that she is my friend.
Well, I need to do lots and lots better about writing on here. I am not doing a very good job about keeping a record about my life. I want to be better because I really do like being able to look back and remember things that happened and things I learned. Its just hard when I feel like I am in a bad mood and sad so much of the time. But, I am determined to do better about that and about writing on here. Pray I keep this attitude in my life.
Saturday, January 1, 2011
2011 Resolutions
Spiritual:
Continue to be in the 365 day club.
Complete reading the Book of Mormon twice.
Attend the temple monthly.
Visiting Teaching every month.
Home Life:
Clean my room weekly.
Vacuum weekly.
Bathroom cleaned weekly.
Financial:
Track money spending.
Pay bills when they arrive.
Set aside money monthly into savings.
Pay Fast Offerings monthly.
Physical:
Exercise 5 times weekly.
Run in at least one race.
Personal:
Read more (one book a month).
Write on my blog/in my journal more.
Relationships:
Send Birthday cards to family.
Be better at getting to know people in my ward.
Learn ward members names.
Continue to be in the 365 day club.
Complete reading the Book of Mormon twice.
Attend the temple monthly.
Visiting Teaching every month.
Home Life:
Clean my room weekly.
Vacuum weekly.
Bathroom cleaned weekly.
Financial:
Track money spending.
Pay bills when they arrive.
Set aside money monthly into savings.
Pay Fast Offerings monthly.
Physical:
Exercise 5 times weekly.
Run in at least one race.
Personal:
Read more (one book a month).
Write on my blog/in my journal more.
Relationships:
Send Birthday cards to family.
Be better at getting to know people in my ward.
Learn ward members names.
Friday, December 31, 2010
Twenty-Ten
Time for a New Year and time to do another review. I can't believe that this year is already over. It has been long and flew by all at the same time. Well here goes 2010...
January: Continued to coach the JV basketball team. Coworker got arrested. Dealt with too much reality. Was a bridesmaid at my roommate Hilary's wedding in Idaho Falls. Went to Boise to watch an indoor ISU track meet. Busy busy busy!
February: Finished coaching. Went home to watch my sister Kendra win a State Championship! Took a day off of work and watched Cassie at an ISU track meet. Went to a fireside with Cody to hear Elder Richard G. Scott. Finally held hands with a boy (Cody Funk) and ended up getting hurt again. Realized once again how good of a friend Cassie is. Started looking at houses to BUY!
March: Went to Utah with Cassie to visit my family and did a sweet subway art project with Karissa. Janiece got engaged to Connor. Finally had some downtime to myself since basketball ended. Dealt with some major problems with co-workers. Stayed in Pocatello over spring break to put in an offer on MY HOUSE which was accepted!
April: Turned 25!!! Had dinner with good friends and just relaxed. Went home for General Conference and Easter with the whole family. Got to watch Cassie at the BSU track meet. Did a killer fun easter egg hunt while blindfolded and clotheslined Zeke. Talked to my Bishop about going through the temple. Went to Utah to see family, watch another track meet, see Jordan, and just get away.
May: Moved into MY OWN HOUSE with Cassie, Carrie Talbot, and Sasha Boylova, Went through the Idaho Falls temple to receive my endowment. Dad, Mom, Devin, Cortney, Trent, Karissa, Toby, Janiece, Zeke and Porter all come to stay at my house. Spoke in church for the 5th time in that ward. Struggled to get through to the end of the school year.
June: Finished my 2nd year of teaching. Helped one of my past students finish his math ISAT requirement literally minutes before the deadline to graduate and witnessed a life change in him. Went to Eugene, Oregon to watch the National Track and Field Championship where Cassie was competing in the Heptathlon and Javelin and watched her get All-American! My cousin Brent passed away in an accident. Went to Wilsonville and saw lots of old friends. Janiece and Connor got married in the Portland Temple and I was able to attend the sealing. Started going to our new singles ward.
July: Celebrated the 4th of July with family and then came back home and watched the Pocatello firework show which was one of the best ever! Celebrated Cassie's birthday. Went to Pheonix with my Mom and Jenica for Kendra's basketball tournament. Stayed in super nice hotel, swam at the water park, shopped, and navigated our way around to some fun. Got called to be the ward FHE coordinator
August: Youngberg Family Reunion at Cascade Lake with TONS of cousins and fun and games. Went to Utah with Cassie and stayed with her brother's family and her sister's family. Janiece and Connor came and stayed at my house for a couple of days before going to school. Went to Lava to jump off the platforms! Amy Andrus moved in.
September: Started my 3rd year of teaching. Not the best start to the year and already dreading the rest of it. Had girls night at our house and played some fun games. Went to Utah for Porter's 1st Birthday Party. A CES fireside all about marriage made me have a rough couple of days as I realized I still have a ways to go until I'm to that point.
October: Went home for General Conference and Zeke's 3rd Birthday. Went to watch Kendra play in a state play-in volleyball game in Burley. Went to Kimberly High School to watch Kendra's volleyball state tournament where they took 3rd in the most intense game against their rivals ever! Played some mad 4 square in the parking lot between games. Decided that it might be possible for me to find a guy that I could be interested in. Got to go home for a week long fall break and do lots of projects with my mom and dad. Carrie moved out unexpectedly. Painted my bathroom and love it! Got really sick and had a sinus infection and probably strep throat.
November: Basketball season started. I am coaching the JV team again for the 2nd year in a row but with a new head coach. Got to stay home for my first snow day ever! Went home for Thanksgiving and did the longest most stressful drive in the snow ever. Got stuck at home an extra day with lots of family and friends because of the roads. Don't really like my job and dread going everyday especially with the bad roads. Roxie Dawn Limb, my niece, was born early and I got to see her since I was stuck at home.
December: Busy, busy. Coaching lots of games, working too many hours, not getting enough sleep. Got my first technical in a basketball game for yelling at a referee when he personally attacked me. Got called to be the Relief Society President. Took a much needed day off from work to recuperate from a stressful life. Went home for Christmas where the WHOLE family was there. Played lots of games, ate way too much food, and had so much fun.
Wow wow wow. That was quite the year. I am always amazed at how much can happen in just one year. I am not going to lie, 2010 was not my most favorite year ever. I am glad its ending and I get to put it in my past. I'm sure hoping that 2011 treats me a whole lot better and brings happiness and love.
January: Continued to coach the JV basketball team. Coworker got arrested. Dealt with too much reality. Was a bridesmaid at my roommate Hilary's wedding in Idaho Falls. Went to Boise to watch an indoor ISU track meet. Busy busy busy!
February: Finished coaching. Went home to watch my sister Kendra win a State Championship! Took a day off of work and watched Cassie at an ISU track meet. Went to a fireside with Cody to hear Elder Richard G. Scott. Finally held hands with a boy (Cody Funk) and ended up getting hurt again. Realized once again how good of a friend Cassie is. Started looking at houses to BUY!
March: Went to Utah with Cassie to visit my family and did a sweet subway art project with Karissa. Janiece got engaged to Connor. Finally had some downtime to myself since basketball ended. Dealt with some major problems with co-workers. Stayed in Pocatello over spring break to put in an offer on MY HOUSE which was accepted!
April: Turned 25!!! Had dinner with good friends and just relaxed. Went home for General Conference and Easter with the whole family. Got to watch Cassie at the BSU track meet. Did a killer fun easter egg hunt while blindfolded and clotheslined Zeke. Talked to my Bishop about going through the temple. Went to Utah to see family, watch another track meet, see Jordan, and just get away.
May: Moved into MY OWN HOUSE with Cassie, Carrie Talbot, and Sasha Boylova, Went through the Idaho Falls temple to receive my endowment. Dad, Mom, Devin, Cortney, Trent, Karissa, Toby, Janiece, Zeke and Porter all come to stay at my house. Spoke in church for the 5th time in that ward. Struggled to get through to the end of the school year.
June: Finished my 2nd year of teaching. Helped one of my past students finish his math ISAT requirement literally minutes before the deadline to graduate and witnessed a life change in him. Went to Eugene, Oregon to watch the National Track and Field Championship where Cassie was competing in the Heptathlon and Javelin and watched her get All-American! My cousin Brent passed away in an accident. Went to Wilsonville and saw lots of old friends. Janiece and Connor got married in the Portland Temple and I was able to attend the sealing. Started going to our new singles ward.
July: Celebrated the 4th of July with family and then came back home and watched the Pocatello firework show which was one of the best ever! Celebrated Cassie's birthday. Went to Pheonix with my Mom and Jenica for Kendra's basketball tournament. Stayed in super nice hotel, swam at the water park, shopped, and navigated our way around to some fun. Got called to be the ward FHE coordinator
August: Youngberg Family Reunion at Cascade Lake with TONS of cousins and fun and games. Went to Utah with Cassie and stayed with her brother's family and her sister's family. Janiece and Connor came and stayed at my house for a couple of days before going to school. Went to Lava to jump off the platforms! Amy Andrus moved in.
September: Started my 3rd year of teaching. Not the best start to the year and already dreading the rest of it. Had girls night at our house and played some fun games. Went to Utah for Porter's 1st Birthday Party. A CES fireside all about marriage made me have a rough couple of days as I realized I still have a ways to go until I'm to that point.
October: Went home for General Conference and Zeke's 3rd Birthday. Went to watch Kendra play in a state play-in volleyball game in Burley. Went to Kimberly High School to watch Kendra's volleyball state tournament where they took 3rd in the most intense game against their rivals ever! Played some mad 4 square in the parking lot between games. Decided that it might be possible for me to find a guy that I could be interested in. Got to go home for a week long fall break and do lots of projects with my mom and dad. Carrie moved out unexpectedly. Painted my bathroom and love it! Got really sick and had a sinus infection and probably strep throat.
November: Basketball season started. I am coaching the JV team again for the 2nd year in a row but with a new head coach. Got to stay home for my first snow day ever! Went home for Thanksgiving and did the longest most stressful drive in the snow ever. Got stuck at home an extra day with lots of family and friends because of the roads. Don't really like my job and dread going everyday especially with the bad roads. Roxie Dawn Limb, my niece, was born early and I got to see her since I was stuck at home.
December: Busy, busy. Coaching lots of games, working too many hours, not getting enough sleep. Got my first technical in a basketball game for yelling at a referee when he personally attacked me. Got called to be the Relief Society President. Took a much needed day off from work to recuperate from a stressful life. Went home for Christmas where the WHOLE family was there. Played lots of games, ate way too much food, and had so much fun.
Wow wow wow. That was quite the year. I am always amazed at how much can happen in just one year. I am not going to lie, 2010 was not my most favorite year ever. I am glad its ending and I get to put it in my past. I'm sure hoping that 2011 treats me a whole lot better and brings happiness and love.
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