Tuesday, December 30, 2008

Hermmies

For Christmas, Jim bought me a terrarium. So yesterday, we went shopping for hermit crabs. I got three crabs, and a bunch of accessories. Kitty isn't quite sure what to think of these new critters. Last night, Jim and I each had one in our hands, and the cat was sniffing them and trying to figure out what they are. She was chasing them across the living room floor as they ran around (of course we were watching them very carefully making sure they didn't get lost). When ever they would move around inside their glass box, kitty would go into "tracking / pounce" mode. It was really funny. Pets can be so fun around eachother. At least these she can't eat. Unlike my poor little gerbils. Anyway, pictures will be forth coming. They are just so cute, I can't resist taking pictures of my cool new pets. Well, thats all.

Wednesday, December 10, 2008

IQ Test

IQ Test
Free-IQTest.net - IQ Test

This was pretty fun! Give it a try and see if you can do better!

IQ Test

IQ Test
Free-IQTest.net - IQ Test

This was pretty fun! Give it a try and see if you can do better!

Wednesday, November 19, 2008

I've been tagged

Thank you Marsha!

So here are the rules:
1.Link to the person that tagged you, and post the rules on your blog.
2.Share 7 weird and/or random facts about yourself.
3.tag 7 random people at the end of your post, and include links to their blogs.
4.Let each person know they've been tagged by leaving a comment on their blog.

Well, I don't know 7 people with blogs, so I am just going to list my 7 facts.

1. I like cooking.
2. I've never had chicken pox.
3. I've never been to DisneyLand.
4. I love road trips.
5. in Iron Kingdoms, I'm a 7th level Rouge.
6. when i was a kid, I wanted to be a train engineer.
7. i love purses and bags.

OK, Sarah and mom, you are tagged.

Have fun!!!!!!


Sunday, November 16, 2008

labels

Tonight, my husband and I were listening to a radio talk show. The host was talking about how two college football fans were killed over the weekend simply because they were wearing shirts with their college of choice logo on them. So he was wondering what labels his listeners wanted to be known for. He wanted the label that meant the most to us. Like one man called up and said he wanted to be known as an Atheist. Another woman called and said she wanted to be known as a mother. As I was listening, I was thinking about what I would say if asked that question. First, I thought of a wife. I take that responsibility very seriously. But then I thought of my membership in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints. I thought that would be the most important thing in my life. But then I thought of the greatest answer of all. I am a Child of God. That is the thing I want to be known for most. That is the greatest compliment any one could give me. Because I know that I am a child of God, everything else falls into place. Because I know I am a child of God, people know how I should act and speak. Because I know I am a child of God, people know what kind of person I am. What greater compliment can there be?

Wednesday, November 5, 2008

Election 2008

Well, like a lot of you, I went to bed last night a bit disappointed. Loosing the presidency, seems a bit less important when I think what we lost here in Washington state, but mostly in Seattle. First, Dino Rossi lost to Christine Gregoire again. So here we go with a state income tax on top of everything else. Oh joy. Anyway, in Seattle, the "politically correct liberals" passed propositions to raise taxes even more to fund a transit plan that benefits no one. Using public moneys to fix a tourist landmark, Pikes Place Market. Yes, I think it does need to be fixed up, but do we have to use tax dollars to do it? Apparently so.
Anyway, so Barrack Obama is going to be President now. Well, because I am an American, he is my President, but he will never be my Messiah. I don't mean to be a sore looser, but I think the liberal media assisted Mr Obama to victory. They seemed to be telling the country the last several months that the election was over, Obama wins. So us conservatives were perhaps so down-troddened that we already felt defeated, McCain couldn't possibly win. I think McCain did alot better than a lot of people thought he would. Anyway, we go forward and onward, proudly clinging to our guns and our religion.

Saturday, October 25, 2008

Ruby's

Last night, we went to dinner at a this cute little restaurant. It's called Ruby's Diner. It's a nation wide chain started by a guy who fashioned the restaurant after his mother, Ruby. She missed the way restaurants were back in the 40's and 50's. So he started a restaurant with a 1940's theme. When you walk through the doors, it's like you walk back in time. The only thing missing is roller skates on the waitresses. The food isn't too bad either. Yummy burgers, and milk shakes to die for. Oh yeah, and yummy bottomless fries. It was really fun. Anyway, it's definitely a place I recommend if you can find one where you live.

Wednesday, October 15, 2008

Books

Well, one of my favorite things to do is read. So I'll talk a little about the books I've been reading over the last little while. The Harry Potter series is of course my absolute favorite. I've read them all at least a dozen times. But I won't talk about them and my obsession with Harry Potter this time.
The first book I will talk about is Twilight. Basically, it's a vampire book. But before you say no it even trying it, I'll tell you it's not your average vampire book. First, it's not full of all those "same old, same old" stuff about vampires. Like they don't constantly drink blood and they don't live in darkness. Well, they drink blood, just not human blood. They don't "sleep" in coffins. Anyway, it's a really sweet love story about a human and a vampire who fall in love. He's a very handsome vampire, who is posing as a 17 year old, but he's really like 400 years old. Vampires don't just die, it's like they are immortal. They can die, but in very specific ways. Anyway, she's just your average 17 year old girl. He is attracted to her by her scent. They are in high school together by the way. Anyway, it's just a really beautiful story about love and family. I would definitely recommend it to anyone.
I LOVE the Dragonlance books. Not as much as I love HP, but it's up there. I've been reading the Lost Chronicles trilogy. They take place between the original Chronicles trilogy books. Like the first one is the story of when Tanis and company go to the Dwarven kingdom of Thorbardin to seek a safe place to hide the slaves they rescued in Pax Tharkas. And they also go seeking the Hammer of Kharas. Then the second book is about Kitiara and Laurana, but mostly about Kitiara. So we mostly see the story from the perspective of Queen Takhisis's army. And Laurana and the Knights go to Icereach to get a dragon orb from the evil Dragon Highlord who lives there. The third book is about Raistlin, but I haven't been able to get my hands on a copy of it yet.
Well, I think thats a good enough post to be getting on with. I'll write another post about books I like soon enough. See you next time!

Thursday, October 9, 2008

Bidet

Ok, my husband has been on this kick the last little while. He has been researching bidets. If you don't know what a bidet is, I'll explain. It is a toilet popular in Asian countries. Basically, it cleans you with water after you go to the bathroom. So last week, we decided to buy one. It came in the mail the other day. Luckily, it was really easy to install. So I actually installed it, and was very proud of myself. Anyway, so after installing it, we had to try it out right away. So I hit the first button on the remote (oh yeah, it has a remote- did I mention that yet?) called the Posterior Wash. The water at first was really cold, and it was a bit of a shock. But anyway, the water is heated, but at first it is a little chilly. Chilly water in the nether region is really scary at first. Anyway, it has an Enema button, and even a female cleaning button. At first, we both felt a little violated, but that feeling went away to leave us with a clean, happy feeling!
Thanks!

me

Hey there folks.
Well, I'm starting a blog for the first time. Here's a little info about me (I intend this blog to be a bit of a journal type thing). I'm married to the most wonderful guy in the world, Jim. We have a cat, a gerbil, and a whole bunch of fish. We live in Seattle, and no, it doesn't rain as much as they say. Anyway, Jim works for Costco. I am an independent Avon representative.
I enjoy lots of things. Such as video games. My favorite is the Nintendo Wii. I love playing on the Wii Fit. And of course, you can't go wrong with all the Mario games. One of the best things about the Wii is being able to download the old school games that were popular when I was a kid. Other things I really enjoy are surfing the net and reading. And of course, I LOVE food. Anyway, I guess that's about all I have to say right now.