Grateful Friday
1. Getting to spend Thanksgiving with Bryan, because last year being apart sucked. 2. Spending Thanksgiving day with my mom and brother and getting to see another brother too. 3. Seeing old friends and the liitle ones (well, not so little anymore:) I love. 4. No more sniffles. 5. GPS and google maps on the iPhone. Related posts:Grateful FridayGrateful Friday

Thursday Thirteen
In honor of Thanksgiving today, thirteen things I am thankful for. 1. Bryan, my best friend. I’m not sure he truly know what he means to me and that is a shame on my part. 2. Jacey, the light of my life and the miracle we never thought would be. There isn’t a day that goes by that she can’t bring a smile to my face. 3. My family. They are who helped shape me to be the woman I am today and I am pretty proud of that woman. 4. The Air Force. Yes, it is a pain in my backside some days, but it has given us a really good and secure life. 5. My job. It was a blessing in disguise and has been an immensely important part of my

and we are off..
No, I didn’t really write this at 0530 in the morning. Technology is awesome, isn’t it?! By the time you read this, J and I will be on the road to San Antonio. The long LONG road…LOL! We’ll be back Sunday night, so everyone have a blessed Thanksgiving!! Related posts:Wednesday.

retraining.
Well, I guess since Bryan is already in Texas and well immersed into his first class, I ought to get this post written. It has only been sitting here in draft form since November 9th. I am such a slacker here lately. September 28th is the day that changed (or will change, however you want to look at it) our Air Force lives forever. It is the day that we found out that my oncologist was deploying and then separating from the AF when she got back. Why does this matter you ask? Well, Bryan has wanted to retrain for years now and there was always something holding us back. Most recently, it was my medical team. I have a fantastic medical team here and we really didn’t want to je

everybody needs a little crunch
Call the Nestle Crunch Hotline at 1-800-295-0051. When you are asked if you want to continue in English or Spanish, just wait quietly for about 10 seconds. Keep going and press 4, and it gets even better…. Keep trying if it’s busy. Yes, I have done it personally and yes, I did get this from facebook :). No related posts.