Personality - Do you Agree???

You Have A Type A Personality

You are hyper, energetic, and always on the mood You tend to succeed at everything you attempt And if you don't succeed at first, you quickly climb your way to the top! You could be called a workaholic, but you also make time for fun As long as it's high energy and competitive, you're interested You have the perfect personality for business and athletic success

Do You Have a Type A Personality?

Catching it Up!

I haven't blogged in a while - but what is expected with 2 classes this summer and a full schedule betweeen work and kids!!!

I took my first test in Business Finance. I GOT A "B"!! Yippee, only 4 more weeks of classes.

I was able to complete 2 quilts this past week. I of course was so excited that I ran them right to the quilter without taking pictures - thus look forward to a future post with the completed quilts. One of the quilts is a charity quilt for Quilts 4 Cancer. The Utah Quilt Guild is supporting this charity this year and is hoping to get many quilts for the children suffering from cancer. I also completed a friendship quilt from my recent retreat to Bear Lake with my quilting pals. It is a patchwork doll and turned out soooo cute! Here is a picture of the block

Things have been crazy. Andy turns 12 tomorrow - I still can't believe that my little baby that was 9 weeks early is turning 12. AAAAHHHH!!! He is so excited to be hitting the teen years, and is very good at emotional negotiation with his parents. Last night he wanted to stay up just because Mom and Dad where doing that as well.

We had a wonderful time at Bear Lake over Memorial Day. I forgot my camera, but my brother was able to take some fun pictures of the kids geocaching. They love to look for treasures.

I have completed the June Newsletter for the quilt guild. It was a rush and I hope those that I mail it to will receive it before meeting on Tuesday.

Life is spinning by - but isn't it great!!!

I'm out ~ T

Just the kids!

Here are some recent pics of the cute kids.

Matthew helps Miles ride the trike

Andy helps Miles ride the trike.

Matthew watching "Monster House". He picked this movie and put it in the player all by himself, and then had to cover his eyes throughout the movie. It was sooooo cute!

Such a teen! Andy is running for the phone now every time it rings - IS IT A GIRL?

Quilt Blogging

I have just found some wonderful quilt blogs. One of which is doing a randon drawing for a freebie - who doesn't love freebies. This freebie is on the blog All Stitched Up. She has a wonderful blog that I have to check on a daily basis.


I am amazed at all of the wonderful quilting blogs that are out there. I love to wander (on the web) and look at the beautiful projects everyone is working on. I guess I better start putting my projects on my blog. Here is one of my latest. I am down to just needing borders and would love to have recommendations for borders. I was thinking about finding a similar blue and a red for borders and topping it off with a large floral brown.

Another project I am working on comes from a quilt retreat to Bear Lake with my quiltin pals. We exchanged paper doll blocks. These block where all paperpieced with a white/cream background and all the dresses where red. I love how they turned out. I hope to get this one finished soon as I have a blank wall in my cubicle at work that needs some life and this will fit just perfectly.

Will it EVER END???

Yes, I am back at it. I started summer semester at USU. I only have 8 classes left and I am trying to knock out as many as possible this summer. I am now in class from 5p-1030p on Mon & Wed. I hope that Coby can handle those 3 crazy boys.

I am soooo close to graduation that I can see the end. Depending on how the classes are set up at the extension I will either be done in December of this year or in May of 2009. YIPPEE!!! Graduation here I come.

This has been really good for Andy to see his mom go to school, do homework and get grades. He thinks that since he has to get A's and B's that his mother should have to do that as well. He even wanted to sign a contract. I am a little leary of doing that, I haven't study this way in almost 8 years, so I am quite nervous. BUT it is good for Andy to see how important an education can be. Both his parents will have their Bachelor's degrees.

GO AGGIES!!!