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If I actually did write a book, that would be a huge accomplishment and I give my parents a lot of credit for raising me right so I would dedicate it to my parents. I think I would write something equally sarcastic/funny and serious.
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No thank goodness. He worked a week long overtime schedule that was 12 hour days but he won't have a really long OT until the end of May. That one is about a month long. To be honest, I miss him when he works long hours but dayum....the money is GOOD!
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Whenever I invite myself over to my sister's house! Probaby only once every two weeks which is lame because I live 15 minutes away now! I need to see them more because they are growing up so fast. Kids change by the day!!
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I refuse to believe it. I'm erasing this question from my memory.
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Our neighbors are so great! We live in a cul-de-sac. There are 6 other houses and all except us and the old retired couple have kids, small kids. Our immediate neighbors are really nice. Chris was mowing the law in the backyard one day and our neighbor put a bottle of beer over the fence for him! I caught the retired man mowing everyone's front lawns one day.
I feel like we lucked out big time in terms of neighbors. When we were there painting and prepping the house before moving in, I talked to some of the wives. They said that it was the best court in the area and they all sit out in the street on the 4th of July and watch the fireworks from the Fairgrounds together. :) -
My patience is actually wearing thin on my job. But I'm not sure what type of position I would like to move into and with the lack of jobs out there, I don't want to make the jump into something new right now.
Ideally, it would be awesome to be able to quit my job when we have a baby and then go back to work part time somewhere. That would be awesome but not likely since we got billz, yo. I'm not sure I could take an extended time off of my job, past my maternity leave since I work in education. -
I already have my plot dug up in the backyard.
I really hated moving. It was a pain. I don't ever want to move again. I don't know how realistic that is but we looked for houses that we could be in for a long time. We love the neighborhood (lots of families and kids) and our house is big enough that we can fit in two kids without feeling cramped. We are also within 20 minutes of our parents and siblings and since we are family type people, living close to them is a huge plus. -
I think divorce can be done "right". My parents finalized their divorce when I was 19 after being apart for 4 years. They had a long history together and remained friends and supportive parents to us. To this day, we still celebrate holidays together as a family. My mom and dad hang out and talk often. I consider myself lucky that I didn't and don't have to worry about what will happen if my divorced parents are in the same room together.
I would like to say "I would get a divorce if my husband cheated on me" but really, unless I am in that situation, I have NO idea what my actual decision would be. If he was physically or emotional abusive, I would hope I would have the strength to get out of the relationship. But if we are going through a difficult streak due to communication issues, I wouldn't give up and file for divorce.
I want to avoid divorce. I understand why people get divorced. I have a few friends that are divorced and I completely agree with why they made that decision. I hope I never have to deal with it but I'm not stupid enough to say "I'll never get divorced" because I have no idea what path my relationship will take. -
For sure a sport so I could have millions in prize money and endorsements.
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Raising my voice to my husband. I only do it when he really deserves it but he doesn't ever raise his voice to me so I need to work on my tone when talking to him about something heated.
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My husband only looked for female kitties since that is what my beloved Oatie (RIP) was. Hold on...I need to pour one out for Oatie. Ok I'm back. Originally, her name was Ms. Beesly because we love The Office and who doesn't love Pam? But when we got her home, I just couldn't imagine her as Ms. Beesly. Her name is Oxy but we never call her that. We just call her kitty or some random variation of the word kitty. I call her Pitters a lot. No idea why. I think its from the cartoon. Putty Tat=Pitty=Pitters.
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I went to Sierra Community College for 2 years after high school and then transferred to California State University, Long Beach. I spent 2.5 years before graduating with my B.A. in Child Development and Family Studies. I LOVED my time at The Beach. College was awesome and I would do it over again in a second!
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I'm not a huge YouTube watcher. My husband can watch videos for days but I dont spend a lot of time on it. I think the last video I watched was that Chris Brown wedding entrance video and that was last year, right? I'm behind the times!
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Easy one! ASUTBC. Always Stand Up To Be Counted. From my late grandmother. She was so wise.
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Do game shows count? No? Hmmmmmm.....most reality shows are so corny. Nothing where I had to live in the jungle. I couldn't eat snails or bulls penis so no Fear Factor type shows. I can sew worth a crap so not Project Runway. My singing voice breaks glass so American Idol is out. I'm not a teen mom so I wouldn't be on 16 and Pregnant.
I think I could go on Amazing Race. I'm athletic, love to travel, I'm competitive and navigate well. I just need to find the perfect partner! -
Annie! My grandma got me a copy of that movie was I was 5-6 years old. I watched it over and over again, especially on days when I was home sick. I know every line, every song and watch it to this day and still enjoy the heck out of it. It is a good movie!
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Deep! The first thing that came to mind was the recent passing of my husband's best friend. He passed away in January. He is the person that set me up with my husband. Without him, I would have never met him. He is the person responsible for getting my husband his current job, without that job, we wouldn't have bought a house. And he introduced us to our realtor. When he passed, all of these life situations came flashing back to me and I realized how lucky I was to have him in my life. And how lucky I am to have my husband and family in my life, healthy and happy. Life is so short and unpredictable. J.B.'s passing has taught me a lot in just two short months.
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6. The story is interesting and the acting is good but I have a problem with movies that are over 2 and a half hours. They are just so so so long.
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Malibu and Diet Coke. An old college favorite.
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Taco Soup, garlic bread and a small chocolate cake for dessert. Good cold weather food.
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Michelle’s Bio
Married, Happy, love my cat.
