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This is fun Sami,


5 things I was doing 5 years ago:

1. About this time I was probably ending up watching basketball season (That Year Sami's team won North Section Championships in both basketball and volleyball!) And getting ready to watch Sami play tennis!

2. Starting to breath again when Sami was finishing up driving lessons so she could get her license in about a month.

3. Anticipating the birth of TWO new grand babies.

4. Starting a Executive Secretary job at School.

5. Turning the big 50 !!!!!!


5 things on my to-do list for today:

1. Work on Primary Sharing, Our Ward Conference is Sunday

2. Visit Teach

3. Watch a video I want to show to my After School Kids on Friday to see if appropriate

4. Start jogging(running very slowly) again.

5. Call and text Sami FIFTEEN times because she is traveling back to Rexburg today.


5 things I would do with a million dollars:

1. Tithe and immediately put the rest into into the bank. Then wait one year to decide.

2. Travel! Anywhere any Everywhere! Dragging all of my family with me.

3. Buy every person in my family a new car.

4. Buy a beach home that all family could use at anytime

5. Save the rest to use as needed for family and friends. Who wants to be the only one enjoying
it?


5 places I have lived:

1. Stockton, CA

2. Modesto, CA

3 San Jose, CA

4. Greenview, CA

5.


5....5 jobs I've held:

I am assuming this does not include mother, sister, friend, daughter, nana, wife etc..etc? By far the best jobs in the world. :-)

1. Waitress

2. Cashier

3. School Aide

4. School Secretary

5. After School Site Coordinator


5 years from now:

1. Go on a mission with dad (maybe a bit early for this)

2. Spend all spare time with my grand kids.

3. Be learning a new skill

4. Traveling with my family

5. Still believe every single day is a gift from God.


I tag:

1. Gail

2. Tarron (Can use Sam's blog)

3. Roger

4. Amy

Creativity Anyone?

We were visiting my my kids in Washington this Spring break and my sweet daughter, Rachel, took Carolyn and I on our first "couponing trip". It was truly amazing. Carolyn left the store with bags brimming for .49cents. I spent a bit more....less than a dollar!
Rachel was in heaven sharing her expertise, as well as her coupons (pure gold) with us. We left town with a car full of merchandise and coupons to boot, with instructions on how and where to use them when we get home. Couponing is not for the faint at heart and is a LOT of work but you feel like a million bucks (no pun intended) when you walk out of the store with your goodies. On a serious side, in this economy, I am so blessed to have a daughter taking such good care of her family. She now has two full times jobs, her beautiful family and her devotion to staying solvent and abundant amongst worry and lack in the rest of the world. Good job sweet girl.