On Lunch

I'm going to try to quickly update this while I am on my lunch break. Things have been a little hectic lately. My cousin, who is in 1st grade, was admitted to the hospital on Sunday with pneumonia. Now, she also has the flu. Currently, she is in ICU until they get her breathing, oxygen numbers, etc. back to where they need to be. What a mess! The worst part is my uncle now has the flu and my aunt can't be at the hospital too much because she is right smack dab in the middle of chemo. Hopefully my cousin will be coming home this weekend.... hopefully. I hope everyone is taking their Vitamin C and staying away from sick people! Stay well!

Remembering

I know everyone says it, but I will always remember where I was on September 11, 2001. I was a senior in highschool sitting in Bible class when I heard what was going on in my country. I think it is important for everyone today to rember where they were, be thankful for the country and freedoms we have, and hope for a better future for this country and everyone in it.
Although I don't completely agree with today being called to be a "day of service", I know there are people who's job EVERYDAY is a day of service. If you see anyone in uniform today - a police officer, a soldier, a security guard, whoever - tell them thanks. People get so wrapped up in politics and opinions (myself included) of our country's current situation that we forget that there are people who work everyday to protect us as people and our rights. Regardless of your political affiliation, please remember that we have men and women fighting and dying to protect you. Even if you don't agree with the war we are in, the soldiers are still entitled to our respect and kind words. I hope that everyone today will stop and just remember.
"With malice toward none, with charity for all, with firmness in the right as God gives us to see the right, let us strive on to finish the work we are in; to bind up the nation's wounds; to care for him who shall have borne the battle, and for his widow and his orphan - to do all which may achieve and cherish a just and lasting peace, among ourselves, and with all nations." - Abraham Lincoln

GO POKES!

I know this is a little late but GO POKES! I'm so excited about our victory over Georgia! By the way, the Georgia fans were nothing but classy - and that was a breath of fresh air. Greg and I went to Stillwater with the intention of just tailgating with friends and I was able to score a ticket. I felt bad for leaving my husband but he seemed to be happy to see me happy to go. It's was a great day to wear orange, that's for sure. Now if only we could convince the athletic department to get rid of the goofy song they want to make people like, we would be in REALLY good shape! (It's really bad if you haven't heard it.) Well, this post wouldn't be complete without a small "thank you" to BYU. :)

Trying Again

So, I attempted to blog once and didn't do much. Here's to second chances! I hope to be more successful at this one!