Twerk It

   

I have to say that I work with some of the best people errr.  The hospital is filled with screaming kids and bodily fluids which is less than glamorous. Luckilly my coworkers keep it fun. There is always something different going on that involves our CMU family. While at work everyone is extremely professional but once we leave Primary's we know how to have a good time. Sleepovers, mud runs, house party's, camping, boating, drinks or snapchating at 3am....

...we always have a blast! 

Love these peeps. 

KP3

I am terrible at keeping surprises to myself. I feel like Kristin Wiig on SNL, I'm ready to jump out the window because I can't contain my excitement. Maybe writing about it will help me from spoiling the birthday surprise for my niece Mae.
My sister Bri and I love Katy Perry, we've been to two of her concerts and they were both amazing. Mae caught on to our obsession, which we had to scale back when Mae's dad caught her singing, "I want to see your peacock-cock-cock!" Car rides aren't complete without a few loud off key renditions of Firework or TGIF.  Ever since Mae learned that Katy travels around the world singing she has insisted that she get to go to a concert.  Mae will turn 8 this September and two days later we will be going to see Katy Perry!  The goal is to keep it a secret and give her the ticket on her birthday, so far she has no clue. Hopefully I can keep it together until then.

NEW TA-TA'S.

Best thing ever: I had my boobies reduced! 

They were so disgustingly enormous that my insurance paid for the surgery.  No more constant backaches or having to wear Oprah's special sports bra for big black gurls. I never thought I would be able to wear a bandeau or a normal bathing suit, but now I'm ready to take on the world with my perky new tits.

strange things.

Learning the truth isn't always easy. The part I'm having trouble with is not having anyone to blame for the way I feel. I keep thinking that if somebody was responsible, it would be easier to cope with, although I know that it wouldn't change anything.
I'm mad at myself for being naive and I'm frustrated with the sudden changes that have been thrown at me. I'm coming to terms that I need to let it go, but it's much harder than I ever imagined.  Things will never be the same, and that is incredibly hard for me accept.

my new adventure

I finally moved!! After months of looking, I found the perfect place to live in SLC. 

 I have four roommates who are all so nice and fun to be around.  There are two girls from China, one from Norway and the other is from Vermont.  I am by far the lamest one here, but I must admit it is a big step for me even moving cities ha.  I have my own room that is mustard yellow, not my favorite but we'll see if I can paint it later. 

Lucy is adjusting slowly to the change but I think the worst is over.  As hard as it was for me to leave home, I think it is the best thing for me.  Hopefully I can meet new people and put myself out in the world.  Wish me luck on my not so adventurous adventure!!