Tuesday, September 23, 2008
Crazy Life...
We found out a few weeks ago that Andrew's mom has lymphoma (cancer of the lymph nodes). Things have been pretty crazy with school and then last week she developed pneumonia and went to the hospital. We went to go spend some time with her on Sat night and she is still in the hospital (trying to get pneumonia under control). She was supposed to get her next chemo treatment tomorrow, but can't now because her immune system is already so low. Chemo treatments are supposed to be on schedule to increase its effectiveness. So life has been pretty stressful lately. It is really hard on Andrew too, because he only has one parent living right now and now she isn't doing so well. Anyway, we are so very blessed in our lives and we are thankful for everything we do have. I am so thankful to have the gospel in my life and know that he knows what is best for all of us and is there to comfort us in times of trial. I love my Heavenly Father and Brother. I am not trying to complain about life, because it really is good, I just wanted to let everyone know what we have been up to lately.
Wednesday, September 10, 2008
Dental Hygiene and More Dental Hygiene...
Wow. It has been a while since I have updated my blog. Sorry guys. Well I am here in good ole Pocatello going to Dental Hygiene school. I am so busy studying all the time. I do love what I am doing, it is just the most intense thing I have ever done. They say anything that is worth it is hard though right? It is already getting cold in the mornings and nights. I definately miss Virginia's weather. Andrew is being very supportive of my school and gives me lots of back rubs. He also cooks for me. What a good husband huh? He is just trying to find a job right now but the economy is crappy here. Hopefully our prayers will be answered soon. We have a little house and it is so fun to have a place of our own. It is a little two bedroom house but bigger than anything we have ever had.
Saturday, August 23, 2008
Back in Idaho...Starting School
Well I just moved into our home in Pocatello and now am ready to start school. I went to orientation on Friday and they assigned us about 100 pages of reading and classes haven't even started. I have a feeling that dental hygiene is going to be my life for the next two years. I like our little house. It is cute and old but it is good to have a place to call home for a period of time. Andrew and I have our one year anniversary this weekend. I can't believe that we have already been married for a year. It has been a big learning curve for both of us but also very rewarding. I am also excited for Andrew to come home. He will be here this week. I will definately miss Virginia. I would love to go back and have those same experiences
Tuesday, August 12, 2008
Bye bye Virginia :-(
Well its official. Tonight is my last night in good ole Virginia. I am going to miss it here but its mostly because of the great weather. Yep still in the 80's and warm. Yesterday our whole office went to Kings Dominion and were able to spend the whole day riding rides and playing in the water park. It was so much fun to have a day off where everyone could have some fun together and we did. It has two of the worlds longest roller coasters there. The hardest part about leaving is being away from Andrew. He is going to stay for 2.5 more weeks and finish selling while I fly back and move all our stuff in our new rental house. We have never been apart longer than a week so we are both sad. Hopefully we will both stay busy and not have to think about it. As for all of you in Idaho, I am excited to see you again. For all those in Virginia that I have become friends with, I will miss you guys a lot and we will have to keep in touch. This summer selling has been a great experience for us and we have learned a lot from all of you here.
Saturday, August 9, 2008
My Birthday and Family Tributes...
This week has been both good and a little trying. Sales have been slower, so that is never really a good thing. Yesterday was my birthday though and Andrew surprised me with a dozed pinkish-white roses. They were a surprise because we told each other that we weren't going to buy anything because of the many (to put it lightly) expenses we have coming up this month. It was very sweet of him though and they are beautiful. Thanks honey. My day was good because I was able to hear from my family (that is the best), got to hang out with some friends, and I get to eat half of a cheesecake myself. Anyone who knows me knows I LOVE cheesecake. I am loving every piece but starting to feel a little sick. Anyways, yesterday I was thinking a lot about my parents and my brothers and sisters. I older I get, the more I realize how important families are. Dad-thank you for calling me and keeping in touch. It means a lot and thanks for always being willing to help me move or fix my car or letting us use your steam shower. ;-) I love you and am so thankful for a wonderful family history of Forbush's and to have been born one. We have many amazing relatives that are strong examples in many different aspects. Mom-thanks for always listening to my concerns, opinions, and faults and loving me for them. Thanks for your kind, sharing nature and your never-ending ability to give. Thanks for giving me the space I need to be me and for not meddling in our marriage. You are there to give me advise when I need it and never go beyond what you feel you should. I love you. I have some great parents and I hope I can reflect the good things you guys have taught me since I was little. To my brothers and sisters-thanks for being my best friends in the whole world. Life has never been boring and I am so glad I have a big family. You all are the best and each hold a special place in my heart. I am so grateful for my Heavenly Father and for all our blessings. I am thankful to have my religion and to be sealed to Andrew. I am so thankful to have a wonderful family and husband and that is what makes each birthday worth living for. Thank you!
Saturday, August 2, 2008
Arlington Cemetary
Two weeks ago we were able to take a trip to D.C. and see the Arlington Cemetary. We learned a lot about our history and gained a new respect for our military. We are so thankful for those who serve for our country. We were also able to see the tomb of the unknown soldiers and saw the changing of the guard. Did you know that someone always guards that tomb 24 hours a day 365 days a year whether it is sun or snow? This is to pay respect for all the soldiers that are unknown. Neat huh?
Thursday, July 31, 2008
Breaking Dawn...
So I have never been a reader whatsoever, until I read the Stephanie Meyer Twilight Series. One day I was bored and picked up Twilight in Barnes and Noble and just started reading it. After reading like 20 pages, I couldn't put it down. I bought all three books and read them in less than two weeks (which is really good for me b/c I am a slower reader and I was working full time). Since then I have read them all three times and am pulling my hair out waiting for the fourth one to come out in one day and nine hours. Pathetic I know, but there is something about fantasy mixed with a good ole' fashion love story that keeps me more than interested. My sister Rachael and I are going to race and see who finishes it first. I really wonder what is going to happen with the Edward and Jacob situation? I guess I will find out soon enough.
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