The Meesa Challenge

3Joys....

1. My kids when they do out of the ordinary things. Which is always.
2. Looking out my back door at the trees, birds and girls plants.
3. Seeing that my 90+ grandma is still sharp and full of ambition.

3Fears......

1. Not being sealed to my my children (a Mormon thing).
2. Not being able to feed my family (another Mormon thing).
3. Messing up my kids to much.

3Goals....

1. Lose 40lbs.
2. Study for and pass National Cert Exam for massage and get licensed in NC.
3. Clean garage!

Current Obsessions....

Popcorn flavorings, clean sheets, NC fresh produce, I guess that's all. Boring, I know! Oh, I really want to see the sun rise at the beach. As a little girl I would go with my grandma when she irrigated the fields and would stay out till sunrise. It's a joy that has stayed with me. Can't really see that when surrounded by so many trees though. Is it as beautiful as Arizona sunrises I wonder?

Random Surprising Facts About Me.....

I don't think anything I do really surprises anyone that knows me. Good thing, bad thing, who knows.

I tag Licha, Mom, Rach, Stacey O., Marcie.

Did I ever tell you about the time.......

Anthony ended up in the ER? "The Boy" had missed quite a few days of school this past year. He would play the "I'm sick" card. You can never be really sure if the kid is sick or not. So I do the cleaning list thing. You know, push him till he shows sure signs of illness. Like... fever, vomiting that I can see, true fatigue. What's true fatigue you ask? When you threaten the child with groundings or the taking away of his gaming systems and he is to tired that he can't finish the cleaning list. This system usually works but the boy is evolving to fast for his own good. On this particular "I'm to sick to go to school" day I switched it up on him and did the lets play thing. He started out looking just pathetic. Like he had been hit by a bus look. So I started to play with him. He was laughing and playing right back. He caught on quickly though and handed me the phone to make him an appointment with the Dr. I called his bluff and made him the appointment. While waiting for his apt, Anthony came to me with fever like symtoms. Luckaly his apt was just a few minutes away. With all the poking around the Dr. did, she came to the conclusion that THE BOY might have appendicitis. Of course that meant a blood test. Anthony freaked out! He just about fought with the tech and had to be held down. It just so happens that when he saw the blood flowing into the test tube......he puked. Lucky for me the trash can was right beside our feet. The blood results and his oohhing and ouching when poked worried the Dr. And because The Boy was a boy he had to go to the hospital for a surgerion to see him and he had to go by ambulance.

Ist IV

Anthony was very angry to have to have an IV put in. Being that his prior needle experience wasn't so fun. The nurses tried to convince him that it was better for them to do it because they have much more experience than the medics in training at Womack. It took three to hold him down.

First Ammbalance Ride

He said he wasn't feeling sick at all and didn't understand why he had to go to the hospital at all. A few hours and a cat scan later revealed Anthony to be totally healthy.