7 Random Things

My cousin tagged my blog for 7 random things. Here are my 7 random things that you may or may not know about me.

1. I have lived in 4 different states in 6 years. Indiana, Missouri, Tennessee, and Wisconsin. Its not that I love to move, its about the job. I wouldn't change it for anything. Some of these locations brought me sad times and happy times. Plus if I've never moved to TN I wouldn't have met my wonderful husband :) Out of these 4 states I would say TN is my favorite b/c of the weather and the mountains, but Indy, IN was my favorite, b/c I love Circle City (Colts, Pacers, Indy 500, Brickyard, the Z00, the Circle Center Mall, downtown is clean and very safe) and I learned to believe in myself and not to take crap from people! I would move back to INDY in a heartbeat if I could find a job! If Mark and I did live in INDY we would be 2.5 hours away from my dad and 8 hours away from Mark's family. I see this could be a win-win situation, but right now is not the correct time to move.

2. I can tell you everything you want to know about moving consumer goods around this nation. Regardless if it is moving via train, plane, or truck. I guess working at FedEx and in Kimberly-Clark Transportation department has it's benefits.

3. My dream job would be a nurse. This Corporate America gig is starting to take a toll on me. I know nursing isn't a piece cake either, but I really would like to help people and babies. If I could be any type of nurse it would be a labor and delivery nurse. I believe that the birthing process is a miracle!

4. My dream for this world is everyone be nice to everyone, especially kids. Parents need to teach their kids to be respectful and thoughtful to all man kind, no matter how different each and everyone of us are.

5. One thing I have learned through life experiences is, your family will always be there for you not matter how big or small your crisis maybe.

6. I was raised by my father. In my eyes he is the best father anyone could ask for. I think I was about 22 years old when I realized that. My dad and I are very close and I wouldn't change that for anything. Next to my husband my dad is my rock!

7. My brother is the best thing next to slice bread! Greg and I have gone through a lot together. I think the best story about how close Greg and I are, is when Greg broke his arm. My dad called me at work and told me Greg broke his arm and I said I'll meet you at the hospital. By the time Greg and dad arrived I had Greg pretty much checked in. I knew everything about Greg, except is SSN and my dad's SSN b/c the health insurance was under my dad. The hospital asked me if I was Greg's mom and I said, No I'm only 19 years old, he is my brother! I love you Gregadore!!!