So while looking at the about me section on my Facebook profile, I saw I still had a link up to my Blog. I have been reading through old posts that I had written as a 23 and 24 year old. Wow, I wish I would have kept this up, it's a window into my past. The writing is terrible and the topics I chose to write about are immature, but damn did it give me a peak into what I was thinking and feeling. I think I should keep this up as a little journal, so it becomes more of a time capsule. All the things that were bothering me in that time frame have all been resolved.
The boyfriend I mention in my last post from 2008, I have since married and have been with for 8.5 years. Looking back on what I wrote about him, he is definitely a rad guy and so happy that I ended up with him. Can't believe I was with him only 7 months on my last blog post. The new doggy, Jake I just got is now 8 years old. My time has flown! I never did get him the cat as a playmate. Turns out, he hates cats. He finally does have a friend, her name is Lola, she just turned one. She's a huge mostly black lab, with a sliver of poodle mix. She's a sweetheart. I love my doggies, they bring so much joy and happiness to my life.
Since I last wrote here, I quit Abercrombie and Fitch and had started working at DeVry University as an admissions adviser. I worked there for 4 years, at the Bellevue, and Federal Way Campuses in WA. My last 2 years I worked there, I had transferred down to the Portland, OR campus. I HATED working for DeVry. My then BF got a promotion and had asked me to leave Tacoma, and move to PDX with him. We got engaged there and married on Sept. 2, 2012. We were married at the Tacoma Union Station in down town Tacoma. We had an amazing apartment in the Alphabet District of PDX. We loved living there and thought that's where we would settle, but there was another move on the horizon. Within a few months of being married we found out we were moving again, because of my now husbands promotion.
We moved to Boise, ID, in December of 2012. Of all the places I thought I would be, I didn't expect this place and I didn't expect to love it so much here. Reading through my old posts, I had forgotten how upset I was that I was being left behind in Tacoma by so many. Even though I did have many friends leave the area, I had made new friends and went up to Seattle to visit my college friends very regularly. It wasn't as bad as I thought it would be. I ended up being very sad when I had to leave Tacoma for PDX. Two days after I left, my good friend Laura moved from Phoenix back to Tacoma, since that time, it seems like many of my high school friends returned to the Gig Harbor/Tacoma area. Now when I go home to visit, most of my friends live there. I'm now the weirdo that lives out of state.
Reading even deeper into my blog posts, I found that I mentioned a lot of friends names often. I was worried I would never see many of them again and wondered if my paths would cross with them. Oddly enough, my paths with many of the people I have mentioned have crossed again. Some very randomly. One of the best examples of this is when I moved here to Boise. I had written that I had gone out with my friend Kjirsten and was worried I wouldn't see her ever again. In one of those crazy things that happen in life, she had moved home to Boise a few years prior to me moving here. We reconnected in January of 2013 and have picked up exactly where we left off. It's crazy and blows my mind! I'm so thankful for this and am really in awe how these things happen now. She has made this move to Idaho the best it could have been. I have also crossed paths with my friends who had moved to PDX when I lived there, I'm still friends with Megs, Nicole, BJ, Laura, Tom, and Jane. I see my other friends throughout the years at people's weddings and my own. It's absolutely amazing. Since moving to Boise, I now work at the Office of the State Board of Education for Idaho. I love working here! It's one of the best jobs I've ever had. Well I think that's all I'm going to write for now.
The boyfriend I mention in my last post from 2008, I have since married and have been with for 8.5 years. Looking back on what I wrote about him, he is definitely a rad guy and so happy that I ended up with him. Can't believe I was with him only 7 months on my last blog post. The new doggy, Jake I just got is now 8 years old. My time has flown! I never did get him the cat as a playmate. Turns out, he hates cats. He finally does have a friend, her name is Lola, she just turned one. She's a huge mostly black lab, with a sliver of poodle mix. She's a sweetheart. I love my doggies, they bring so much joy and happiness to my life.
Since I last wrote here, I quit Abercrombie and Fitch and had started working at DeVry University as an admissions adviser. I worked there for 4 years, at the Bellevue, and Federal Way Campuses in WA. My last 2 years I worked there, I had transferred down to the Portland, OR campus. I HATED working for DeVry. My then BF got a promotion and had asked me to leave Tacoma, and move to PDX with him. We got engaged there and married on Sept. 2, 2012. We were married at the Tacoma Union Station in down town Tacoma. We had an amazing apartment in the Alphabet District of PDX. We loved living there and thought that's where we would settle, but there was another move on the horizon. Within a few months of being married we found out we were moving again, because of my now husbands promotion.
We moved to Boise, ID, in December of 2012. Of all the places I thought I would be, I didn't expect this place and I didn't expect to love it so much here. Reading through my old posts, I had forgotten how upset I was that I was being left behind in Tacoma by so many. Even though I did have many friends leave the area, I had made new friends and went up to Seattle to visit my college friends very regularly. It wasn't as bad as I thought it would be. I ended up being very sad when I had to leave Tacoma for PDX. Two days after I left, my good friend Laura moved from Phoenix back to Tacoma, since that time, it seems like many of my high school friends returned to the Gig Harbor/Tacoma area. Now when I go home to visit, most of my friends live there. I'm now the weirdo that lives out of state.
Reading even deeper into my blog posts, I found that I mentioned a lot of friends names often. I was worried I would never see many of them again and wondered if my paths would cross with them. Oddly enough, my paths with many of the people I have mentioned have crossed again. Some very randomly. One of the best examples of this is when I moved here to Boise. I had written that I had gone out with my friend Kjirsten and was worried I wouldn't see her ever again. In one of those crazy things that happen in life, she had moved home to Boise a few years prior to me moving here. We reconnected in January of 2013 and have picked up exactly where we left off. It's crazy and blows my mind! I'm so thankful for this and am really in awe how these things happen now. She has made this move to Idaho the best it could have been. I have also crossed paths with my friends who had moved to PDX when I lived there, I'm still friends with Megs, Nicole, BJ, Laura, Tom, and Jane. I see my other friends throughout the years at people's weddings and my own. It's absolutely amazing. Since moving to Boise, I now work at the Office of the State Board of Education for Idaho. I love working here! It's one of the best jobs I've ever had. Well I think that's all I'm going to write for now.
