Thoughts From a Frazzled Mind

#12:  Bullet your whole day 5:30 am:  Arrive home, dead-head daisies 5:55 am:  Go to bed, turn on DVR, set sleep timer, watch Reba for 10 minutes before falling asleep 1:15 pm:  Wake up, watch TV for 15 minutes 1:30 pm:  Get out of bed, eat breakfast and check email and facebook 2:15 pm:  Shower, dry hair 2:30 pm:  Play computer games with Kalel 3:05 pm:  Nap 4:00 pm:  Make up, dress for work.  4:30 pm:  Leave for work. Boring day, but it is average for back-to-back work days.  It seems like I don't have any energy to do anything.

#11 Put your iPod on shuffle and write the first 10 songs that pop up Wow!  This was an enlightening post!  Apparently I am a big fan of children's songs! Pride (In The Name of Love) performed by Voice Male You Can Call Me Al performed by Voice Male Beauty and the Beast by Angela Landsbury Peanut Butter and Jelly by Sharon, Lois, and Bram Jenny Jenkins by Sharon, Lois, and Bram It Ain’t Gonna Rain No More from Disney Silly Songs Brown Eyed Girl performed by Voice Male I Know an Old Lady Who Swallowed a Fly from More Disney Silly Songs Something There from Beauty and the Beast When Will My Life Begin from Tangled China Grove by the Doobies

My guilty pleasure . . . ·           E ating an ice cream cone while I play computer games ·          Reading books while I eat breakfast and dry my hair o    I read fiction books by LDS authors almost exclusively.   I like the fact that pretty much they contain good values and often I learn good lessons that I can apply in life Long baths while reading books  (did I mention that I like to read?)

Tasha and Audrey July 2013 After a LONG night's drive (thank you so much for staying awake and talking to me all night, Marilyn!) we finally reached Taina's house in Chino.  We all stumbled into the house, dropped into couches,  and fell asleep for a couple of hours before heading to San Diego.  We didn't tell Tasha that we were on our way, so it was a great surprise when we arrived. We quickly got into our bathing suits and headed out for a refreshing swim in the pool. Marilyn and Maddie model their modest swim wear. The pool was perfect!  Nice and refreshing after the long drive.   Me and Maddie with Tasha's turtle named " Shelly Greeny Tasha" It received that name from Zane's niece and nephew. Maddie sporting an "Oompa-Loompa" hairstyle Maddie and I trying to dunk each other Later that afternoon we took a trip down to Old Town to visit the Mormon Battalion Historic Site.  Marilyn and I went there sev...

If you could have any job in the world, what would it be                 At this point I am dreaming of becoming a nursing instructor.   I am working very hard toward that goal.  Is it going to be the perfect job – probably not.  But I think that it will be gratifying to see the faces of the students as they grasp difficult concepts and overcome stressful situations.     

Day 8:  A moment when you felt most satisfied with your life                 Tough question!  I don’t know that I can pinpoint a time when I felt most satisfied,  Perhaps I felt the most sense of accomplishment when I graduated from nursing school last year.  Me and Sally, our Program Administrator   I worked very hard (and I felt oh so very old) and to know that I could succeed at something that was so difficult was nothing short of amazing.

Your favorite childhood toys                 This question is difficult because I am so old that I can’t remember much of my childhood!  I do remember that I loved books.    I would read and read and read.  Occasionally I would send my friends home so that I could read!  And yes, I was one of those who hid under the covers with a flashlight to read late into the night!                   I had lots of Barbies, but didn’t so much play with them as much just dress them up and then redress them and style the hair.  I even tried sewing some clothes for them.              My favorite thing as a child, and it still applies now as an adult, is playing games.   I love playing games, board games, card games, dice games, you name it!  I remember that for about four years st...