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Breakfast What three things made you the happiest this week? 
1- I was recruited to interview for a full time teaching job,  I interviewed well and they offered me the position 
2- I was in the right place at the right time to help when a ward member was having a heart attack
3- Heavenly Father hears and answers my prayers, He has a plan for me

Lunch What three things made you the saddest this week? 
1- I had to give my notice to the hospital
2- It was the angelversery of BJ's death
3- Financial dilemmas

Dinner What are some of your quirks that most people don't know about? 
1- I eat oatmeal for breakfast about 300 days a year
2- After a long day at work my favorite dinner is cold cereal
3- I am addicted to playing board games on the computer (Ticket to Ride and Settlers of Catan)
4- I watch "The Love Boat" almost every night to fall asleep
5- I quite often get the overwhelming urge to dance - or sometimes just to strike a pose.  
Just found this - it's perfect for me!

Midnight Snack Name a flattering moment this week and a not so flattering moment.
Flattering: I think I did well in teaching a "How to remove negativity from marriage" class for Relief Society Enrichment 
Unflattering:  I actually worked a 12 hour shift with the most horrible hair-do ever!  Talk about bad hair day. 
Recipe of the Week (instead of your recipe for life what is it just for the week?)  
Enjoy each day and be grateful for everything I have.




Comments

Jodi said…
These were a blast to read! I especially loved the strike a pose! I had no idea you did that! LOL You did an excellent job on your class and I learned a lot! I love the LOVE BOAT and had no idea it was on at night. Glad you were there for Steve!
February 26, 2015 at 3:41 PM
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