*i still remember how i felt 4 years ago*

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I promise I will update on Ranch progress, how we ended up with 4 puffs, and what we've been up to since December but for right now all I can deliver is some alphabetical random information about myself. ABCDEnjoy!

A. Age: 27

B. Bed size: Queen

C. Chore you hate: cleaning the bathroom because no matter how clean it is there’s still sad wallpaper on the ceiling and glue-destroyed tiles on the floor

D. Dogs: are my best friends. With 4 of them it’s like I really do have a Puff Ranch.

E.Essential start to your day: Sirius XM

F. Favorite color: pink in all forms

G. Gold or silver: let’s be honest, I love all shiny things

H. Height: 5’0

I. Instruments you play: at one point I have played the recorder, the cello, and the guitar (the last one I still attempt to play)

J. Job title: 1st grade teacher aka mom, grandma, nurse, counselor, event coordinator, field trip specialist, BFF, shoe-tying queen, person everyone saves a seat for, etc., etc.

K. Kids: workin' on it

L. Live: Florida gal turned Utahn (my life is now like that Ford Explorer commercial and I dig it)

M. Mom’s name: Susan

N. Nicknames: BTs, Britty, BB and Bremah/Gramah

O. Overnight hospital stays: none

P. Pet peeve: catty-ness

Q. Quote from a movie: In a country of lost souls rebellion comes hard. But in a religiously oppressive city, where half its population isn’t even of that religion, it comes like fire. –SLC Punk

R. Right or left handed: Right.

S. Siblings: Lauren (who’s fightin’ crime in Florida!) & Kristofer (who just got a RUB directorship!)

T. Time you wake up: whenever Sake decides she’s hungry

U. Underwear: whatever doesn’t show through my gym pants J

V. Vegetables you dislike: I hate onions but mushrooms hate me more.

W. What makes you run late: trying to find a cute outfit for winter weather that never ends

X. X-Rays you’ve had: teeth

Y. Yummy food you make: enchiladas, chicken parm (for the hubs), spicy chili, pasta salad

Z. Zoo- favorite animal: Penguins because I have fond memories of eating snow cones on my lunch break with them and my SeaWorld friends

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