I had a wonderful Christmas spent with family! And we actually had snow on the ground!!! We haven’t had snow on Christmas in almost 13 years!! On Christmas Eve we all went to the candlelight service (minus the candles), then went and looked at lights, ate dinner, opened our stockings, and then played a game together. On Christmas morning my dad read from the Word and then we opened presents. I think opening presents must have tuckered most of us out ;-), so most of us proceeded to take a nap afterwards! After my nap is was on to helping with the last minute preparations for dinner. The rest of the day was spent hanging out, watching movies, and making cookies. I am thankful for the time away from work so I could spend the holiday with my family. Now it is the day after Christmas and I am sitting here watching it snow outside. What a beautiful site….as long as I don’t have to drive in it!

I didn’t make it to work today due to 10 inches of snow!!! I need to go and buy a shovel!

Snow 2008

Well I am a little late on posting this, but I have now entered my 30’s!! I have to admit crossing over from my 20’s to my 30’s was not an easy transition. However I have accomplished a lot! In February I bought my first townhouse! Since then I have been been fixing it up and making home improvements. Twenty-nine wasn’t all fun and games but I guess that goes with the territory of “growing up”. So now I have had almost a couple of months to get used to the idea that I am now the big 3 - 0, I think I am adjusting to it and coming into myself now. I am looking forward to seeing what new adventures are in store for me!

Beginning of November I spent 6 wonderful days in Acapulco, Mexico. I went with 3 other friends and we enjoyed the sun, sand & water! The first day we went to Walmart and bought groceries and then the rest of the day was spent by the pool! Each day we would experience something new and of course spent quality time in the sun. We enjoyed experiencing the culture, the sights, the food and watching the sunset every evening! This may need to become a yearly event!!