An overwhelming flood of thoughts, ideas, and excitement keep entering my mind. I think I just began one of my goals in life (lets see where it will take me). I then decided to clean off my paper stash and junk area as I got the idea that is where my new computer should go. I started a second portion of my life goals and planned where to go from here and got my inspiration while using the potty (sorry for the picture, but couldn't resist). I have planned my lesson that I will start with when I go back to work on Monday, followed by the next lesson after that in conjunction with the goals I have started (I will have to see where that takes me as well). I am super-duper excited to see how all this pans out. How far...we will all have to wait and see!
I have now been married for 9 years. Can you believe it? I can and it has been wonderful. Only because I have been married to the most wonderful person I could have ever imagined! I am really lucky and blessed. Funny thing, Saige found one of my old journals from when I was 19. Written on the page before the actual journal entries was a description of what my guy was to be like. This write-up was encouraged by a very wise Young Women's leader of mine a couple years prior. Anyway, it was remarkably descriptive and very specific of what I wanted in a husband. What I found very interesting was that some things I had written were swayed based on the person I was seeing at that time. The bulk of the writing totally didn't fit his physical description or personality but managed to, coincidentally, fit Bryce's. You see, the person I was seeing at that time was short, blonde, stalky, and really, really didn't understand me or try to understand anything at all. It was then I decided I needed help and this person told me either marry him or get out. I realized very quickly I needed out before I did something I would truly regret!
Not long after that, I met Bryce. The circumstance in which we met was odd, because he was actually in a "friends with benefits" relationship with one of my friends. But it was the first official conversation we had with each other that made all the difference at the WSU Library. It was amazing to find a man who was man enough to corner me when I needed it and helped me understand he was different than all the rest of "them" as I had known otherwise.
A big huge thank you to the late Helen Rothey and a place for her will always be in my heart!
Last, but not least....I LOVE YOU BRYCE! Thanks for putting up with me!
