We Remember Moments...

Sunday, October 07, 2007

I just finished listening to General Conference, and enjoyed the parts I could hear. The kids kept interrupting, though. I can't wait for the Conference issue to come out so I can read the parts I missed!

Last week I started working at a local fitness club in the day care. Two nights a week, total of eight hours. It is only minimun wage, but I can take my kids with me when Jerome isn't home and I get to use the day care at other times and the club whenever I want for free! Not a bad trade. It can get a little crazy in there, but I don't have to change any diapers (we page the parents) and if a child is out of control or unconsolable, we page the parents as well. I think I'll go in the mornings after I take Sam to school.

I've started getting killer heartburn. I ate two cookies and it started before I even finished the second one. I get it mostly when I eat junk food or just too much food, which should be a good deterrent (though I miss my hot chocolate). I suppose it is just in time anyway, becuase the gestational diabetes is due to kick in in the next few weeks (if it is going to occur). So, between the heartburn and the fitness club, I should do well in the weight department this pregnancy!

3 comments:

Stacey said...: Congratulations! I didn't know you were even planning on looking for work. That is a pretty deal with the club membership and all. Bummer about the heartburn, though. Yikes! Good thing pregnancies only last 9 months!; 11:06 PM
Stacey said...: Ummm...I meant pretty GOOD deal, not pretty deal! I should proofread...; 11:06 PM
Anonymous said...: Hey, I didn't know you were looking either. But that sounds just about perfect!! (For a job anyway) And those lucky people that will get to watch YOUR kids!! Such cutie pies.; 3:45 PM

Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom)

Samuel, age 8

Sam is an all-or-nothing child. From before he was born he's been in a hurry to get somewhere and do something. Always busy, he's taken to getting out my cookbooks when he's bored and making something to eat. He makes excellent chocolate chip cookies! The wheels in his brain are constantly turning, and he needs a lot of direction to help him channel his energy and creativity. He is one of the most generous, nurturing souls I know and he is a wonderful older brother.

Jacob, age 7

Jake is our ray of sunshine. He goes through life with a smile on his face and something to eat in his hand. He is kind-hearted, and loves to be silly. He is also my most persevering child. If there is something he wants to do, he'll keep trying until he accomplishes it. He loves anything and everything on wheels. He has inline skates, a bike and a skateboard. He's taught himself to use all three. He also enjoys gymnastics. His teachers all love his sunny personality - he's just a charmer.

Abrie, age 5

Abrie is our song bird and sings from morning to night. When asked a question, she responds using a melody of her own creation. She can hear a song once or twice and remember many of the lyrics. She is very motivated when it comes to academics. She hasn't started school yet, but she can already read well and do basic addition and subtraction. She loves to dance and do gymnastics. She also loves to play with her sister. She is a very helpful girl and is my "listmaker". She is a very girly-girl and loves dresses, nail polish, jewelry and ribbons.

Elise, age 3

The baby of our family, Elise is proud to be growing up. She is so precious. She watches and learns from her older siblings daily. She loves to race people, but only if you let her win. She is our dancer. If she misses a chance to dance to music, she becomes upset. She even sneaks out of the pew at church and tries to dance in the aisle to hymns! She is petite, and speaks very clearly for her age, which always surprises people when they ask me how old my baby is and she answers, "My name is Elise and I'm three years old." She is a chatterbox and always has something to say. She will answer any question, and is full of questions of her own.