too cute for words

I have a blogger-friend, Christie, who is super funny and creative. This is her most recent work...

She is so talented! I wish I had kids so I could have one done. She's looking for extra practice if anyone is interested. Just click HERE to go to her blog for the details.

FYI

To the fam:

Just wanted to let you know that I started a blog for Nathan. He doesn't really want it, so who knows if he'll ever use it, but it's there. Now all eight of us have blogs! Yay!

Here's his blog address: http://nathansoffe.blogspot.com/

I sure hope he changes his mind and uses it because I know it would be fun to read. I'm keeping my fingers crossed.

blah...

is the only way to describe how I feel today. I woke up this morning with a horrible headache and an icky feeling all over. I wish I could have stayed in bed and slept all day but I have school... I can't wait for 5 o'clock to come so I can go home and curl up in our comfy bed... Hopefully tomorrow won't be so blah.

procrastinator

Ever since I can remember, I've been a procrastinator. I always put off what needs to be done in favor of what I want to do at the time. It always comes back to bite me in the end, turning me into an emotional mess, but I just can't seem to learn my lesson. Jeremy is a good example of the very opposite of procrastination. He always tells me that work should come before play, but that concept just doesn't seem to sink in. I tried to part ways with my bad habit during my first semester of nursing school. It worked great for a while but then I slowly and surely returned back to my old ways. I don't like being a procrastrinator, or the way it makes me feel. The anxiety and dread that makes my stomach cringe as I realize what I've done... You'd think that I would have learned by now, but no. I just hope it doesn't take too much longer before I do. I wonder if there is such a thing as Procrastinators Anonymous... If so, sign me up!

made for each other

So grateful. So in love. So blessed. "Marriage is for time and eternity. This kind of love never tires or wanes, but lives through sickness and sorrow, poverty and privation, accomplishment and disappointment, time and eternity."
Spencer W. Kimball