Since wednesday night, Brian and I spent everyday together.
Wednesday: at about 8:00ish, I came over and we watched Disney movies until midnight. [4 hours]
Thursday: he came over that night and watched some movies with my family in the living room...and went to Walmart with Matt and I for some "Black Friday shopping" at midnight! I needed those Rubbermaid 40 piece set for $9! Good deal! [especially since we are moving out next fall] So, Brian went home at about 1 am-ish. [8 hours]
Black Friday: he came over at 8:30 am, brought me coffee [insert smile here :)] and we were out the door by 9 am. We took my dogs to PetSmart with my mom, went to TJMaxx, the mall, took my kitty to the vet for her shots and went to Carinos for soup and salad. We took a nap and just relaxed until my brother and mom came home. Matt and Brian played PS3 and my mom and I were "online brousing" for Christmas presents all night until about 11:30ish. [15 hours! Yay!]
Saturday: he came over at about 1:00 ish and talked to my mom while I wrapped his and Matt's presents frome me. After that, we left for a quick trip to Hobby Lobby, Walmart and went to go see a movie. [Megamind] We came home, took care of the dogs and relaxed and talked until my family came home for the night. Last night, Matt and Brian are playing PS3 again until 1 am. I love seeing my two men bond :) Ahhh, family :) [12 hours]
Sunday: Today, I don't know what we're doing, probably just going to go shopping for his "outfit" so to speak, for Snoball in 2 weeks. Boy, I'm going to LOVE going back to high school...hahaha, kidding. It's going to be weird, but I'm super excited for it :)
Anyway, I am very happy that Brian did those things with me this weekend, especially on Black Friday. I think it takes a lot of a man to stick to his woman, deal with her tantrums about the croud at the mall, the crazy family with a smile on his face. He must love me a lot :) By the way, I counted the hours...40 hours we spent with eachother this weekend. I know you're thinking that I'm a little crazy, but that means a lot to me.

Sunday, November 28, 2010
Saturday, November 27, 2010
Thanksgiving
As the weekend comes to a close, I come to think about what I have in life. I have a great boyfriend, a loving family and a safe place to live in. This weekend has really helped me realize what I have in life and how much I sometimes take the things I have for granted. I mean, it's not like I don't totally take things for granted, but sometimes I don't think about how much things affect my life in some way.
I am grateful for my mom for being there and talking to me about things in my life. Even though we get into a lot of fights, disagreements and arguments, I still love her. She's my mom, I'll always love her no matter how much she makes me mad somedays. We have had a lot of good and bad times, but all in all, the good times make up the bad times for sure. I know she will be there for me in my future, to walk me down the aisle when Brian and I get married, when I give birth to my children, etc. I know she will be there for me thick and thin. When it is her time to go, I know it will be a hard time for me, like my dad. I will have no parents after her time has ran out. That day will be one of the hardest days of my life.

Dad,

Your little girl,
Sarah Jean <3

So there ya go! There's my busy weekend! Full of midnight madness, money spending, family time and spending quality time with the boyfriend. I had an awesome weekend...aside from a BUNCH of pumpkin pie and Fresca :) [I need to go back to the gym, I think I gained what I lost...not good] I hope you had a good weekend as I did, bloggers!
Life is good:)
Tuesday, November 23, 2010
The holidays are not the same without you...

Crap, no more Christmas and New Years "family time" together. Spending time together as a family, playing games, snacking on good stuff, sharing memories, laughs, listening to all kinds of music, staying up late and watching the ball drop for the new year, of course!
Gosh, I miss him a lot. He wasn't really in my life growing up nor in my teenage years, but he was still my dad and he took me in when my mom and I had a fight. [my parents got divorced in 2000, but we still had some family time] He has done a lot for me in the past year that I have actually took him for granted. He was never the kind of person who said "I love you" a lot. The last time he actually said that to me was when I graduated from Mandan High School last spring. [2010] I remember he sent me a text when I was at the Ultimate party, it said, "I love you and I'm proud of you..." He has never said anything like that to me in my whole life, and that meant a LOT to me. I was starting to tear up when I got that text. I'm honestly starting to tear up now just thinking about it.
This is the first Christmas I am not able to get my dad a gift and a card. Today when I was looking at the cards at Walmart to waste some time before work, and I honestly couldn't stand seeing the "dad" cards. This is going to be really hard. This spring when all the stores have those flowers that say "grandma" "aunt" "grandpa" etc that you can put on graves, I will be buying a "dad" one.
This breaks my heart. I'm freaking 19 years old and I lost my dad. I still have the rest of my life ahead of me and I will not have a dad to see his little girl grow up into a young woman. I mean, he will not be there in person when Brian asks my mom for my hand in marriage, to walk me down the aisle to marry Brian, to see his grandchildren be born and watch them grow. They will only have one grandpa, and two grandmas...and great grandmas and grandpas if they are still alive by then. I will only tell them stories of my dad, only having pictures of him, having things I have saved from him. One day it will hit me that my dad is dead. I don't know when it will happen, if it will happen at all. But if and when it does, it's going to hit me hard. Until then, I'm just going to enjoy life, realize he is in a better place and be happy, knowing that he will be proud of me and my plans for the future. For now, I will try to enjoy the holidays.
Happy Thanksgiving, Dad. I love you and miss you a lot. Football season is just not the same without you. Tell Cleo I said hi! [Cleo is my cat that I gew up with. She was 20 years old when she died in January]
Happy Thanksgiving everyone!
And this is about...
I seriously have the winter blues. This is sad...this is the first real "snow fall" of the year. Great, it's going to be an AWESOME winter. [insert sarcasm] Ugh, I hate winter, especially in ND. God, I hate this place...so much. 4 more years and I'm outta here and I will continue the rest of my life happy and warm. BUT I do have Brian to keep me warm during those cold afternoons. Ah, I love having a boyfriend for the holidays. 7 months today, and boy has the time gone by fast. As some say, 7 months today....forever to go :) I honestly do believe we will make it and we will get married one day. We're moving in together next summer already. Soooo can't wait!


My worst fears in life:
- not being able to have children
- having disabled children
- early death of my husband
- early death for myself
- not being financially stable in my future
Enough of that. Hahahaha :)
Enough of that. Hahahaha :)
Thursday, November 4, 2010
Car accident :(
Bye bye Dynasty!
Wednesday, November 3, 2010
What the future has in store for me...
Here's my ideal future:
- Get engaged in a year or two
- Finish college with my teachers degree
- Get married (become the new Mrs. Brian Houser ;))
- Establish my career, making final moves, getting house, car, etc.
- Have kids 2 years after getting married (maybe still in the process of the last one)
- ...and the rest is history!
Anyway, my mom and I were talking about my teaching career, and I was thinking about maybe becoming a therapist....they make a lot of money, ya know! But I don't want or have the ambition to go to school for + 6 years....4 is enough for me. Hahaha. As I was trying to explain to my mother how I think my future would look like, we both came into an agreement that I should do a at home daycare when I have kids. First off, aside from being a teacher, I have always wanted to be a stay-at-home mom. But with Brian and I going into teaching, that's not really going to happen, plus I would probably love my job, so why would I want to stay at home all the time? Yes, I would be able to spend quality time with my children, but I would be sooo bored and isolated! I need to have things to do, and Brian's income would not quite cut it. But that doesn't matter. Since Brian and I are both going into Elementary Ed, he will be coaching baseball and hockey (I'm making him for extra money and he's good at it anyway, hahahaha) and I would do nothing, right? Wrong. I want to have my at home daycare during the summer to make the summer go by faster, and the extra money doesn't hurt either ;) It would be small, of course, but $400/month/child with having a teachers degree is the way to go! I'm actually really excited....BUT I keep on telling my mom, "Grandchildren in about 6 years." She's not complaining :) I would be about 24-26 years old when I start having children. I want to have 2 kids by age 30 at the latest.
Have you ever thought so much about your future that you just want to fast forward and just get on with it? I do that a lot, especially lately. I am so excited for my future, it's rediculous. I do get my hopes up too often sometimes, but that's my own fault. It's also a HUGE influence when one of your classes talks about dating, marriage, children, love life and a person's future. It's a good feeling to know that your parter is so dedicated and commited to you that you are POSITIVE you will last forever. Love is a great feeling. I never would of known that at age 19 I would be so in love with a boy, and it's not immature, teenage love. It's a love that we both believe that will last a lifetime. I wish you could understand how I feel about him, it's rediculous. Anway, getting totally off the subject there! My bad, I tend to do that. Well, I better get to bed.
Peace, Love, Happiness :)
"The best teachers teach from the heart, not from the book." ~Author Unknown
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