Nov 5, 2011
I'm crazy!!
Nov 3, 2011
24 Days of Thanks (Day 3)
I am thankful for the way I was raised.
Open minded parents who let me bloom into my own person. No judgement on my personality or life decisions, they've always been supportive, adding in constructive guidance as needed.
Be you and love yourself.
24 Days of Thanks (Day 2)
I am thankful for my husband.
We have been together almost 12yrs. Hard to believe, but true. We met at a concert in Atlanta March 31, 2000 and well...here we are. Took him long enough to propose, but I knew one day it would happen.
It's interesting, we've been together longer than some people have been married. We have two cats, Tinker Bell and Flower and maybe one day we can add an actual kid into the mix hahaha.
We share many of the same interests including music and movies. Of course we both love Disney! We've visited Disney World 5x's together since 2005 and its still not enough to satisfy our itch. In just a few weeks we'll embark on our first Disney cruise and we are so excited :)
Nov 2, 2011
24 Days of Thanks (Day 1)
I decided I wanted to do a THANKS a day until Thanksgiving. Shame on me for not doing it yesterday, but I was totally worn out by the time I got home, I didn't do anything except eat dinner and sleep.
I am thankful for my family.
Although at times we don't see eye to eye or don't keep in touch like we should, I am still very thankful. Most members of my extended family I don't even see unless it's a Holiday. I wish we saw one another more frequently, but it doesn't always happen. However, it does make me cherish the times we do see one another a little bit more.
Nov 1, 2011
That's a wrap!
Exhausted
Pooped
Tired
Beat
That's me...
The haunted house is officially over and I have my weekends back now (insert exclamation here). I don't mind the haunted house actually, but I do mind the drive to and from. It's roughly 35mi one way for us to Dahlonega and after doing that twice a week for a little over a month, it's really put a strain on our budget. We went out with a bang though. Since this was our last weekend open, I decided to play a little. On Friday (yes we were open in the pouring, freezing rain), I played a puker....I was a bum living in a storage unit, and would roll over to puke at just the right time to startle people. I wasn't ACTUALLY puking, but to make a note....pretend puking hurts just as bad as puking, minus the horrible taste.
Last night, I got to play "baby mama". We have a baby doll who's been airbrushed to look real, I'm talking EXTREMELY real. I held her swaddled in a blanket and made my way in line...I actually cut in line, but none of the teenagers seemed to mind. I got some interesting looks from people, there's no telling what was going on in their heads. When I got about 20 people away from entering the haunted house, the security team pulls me to the side (in the middle of the line where everyone can see) and they proceed to tell me I cannot bring my baby inside the haunted house. I kept telling them she wouldn't be a problem and that she sleeps through my vacuuming and cleaning, I'm sure a haunted house won't be any bother. Then security motions for a police officer to come assist, both men start telling me I can't carry the baby in there, I need to leave her with a friend or relative if I plan on going through the haunted house myself. I explained I carried my baby for 9mos so carrying her isn't a problem. They kept edging closer to me so I dropped the baby in a nearby trash can and took off running. Most customers laughed because they realized it was a hoax, others actually approached the cop or the ticket booth to inquire whether or not what they just saw was real.
Now now, I know you must be thinking how cruel am I? That's not a funny joke, but honestly....it was
A. It's a baby doll
B. If it were a real baby it would have been crying
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