Thursday Ramblings

...One thing that will suck to no end with this new job is no social media. No facebook. No blogger. No pinterest. No hotmail and the list goes on. When I get enough money saved up I plan to get a really good computer with Photoshop to do some side work. Just wish those two items weren't so darn expensive! So in the meantime I will be M.I.A. from the blog world. I may blog here and there on the weekends when I get a chance at the in-laws.

...Mike's big 30th birthday is this Saturday. I wanted to have something in our shed like with chili and chili dogs, but decided to go more simple since there is lots of deer camps going on. So Kitty's it is. Planning to eat then probably stay there the rest of the evening since there will now be a DJ (not for Mike's birthday, just something Kitty usually has every year on deer season eve). So far Mike knows nothing about it, hoping it stays that way. We usually go anyway the night before, so he won't be shocked when I suggest to eat there.

...My thank you's are suppose to be done printing today! Hoping I can find some time this weekend to finish those up or at least get a good head start. It's been two months today since the wedding!

...Next Friday could not come soon enough. So tired of being taken advantage of. Don't tell me you understand I do ALL the work in my department then turn right around and give me everything to do since you know the other person won't get it done! So frustrating! Sorry for the rant, but this is what I deal with on a weekly/daily basis. Luckily today is my Friday!

...I'm learning more and more each time with my class. There is a lot I thought Catholics believed was a certain way until now. For instance, they believe that anyone who believes in God and wants to go to Heaven will be able to even if they think they don't deserve to go, it's what's truly in their heart. I always assumed Catholics believed that if you weren't baptized as a baby (with a few exceptions) then you were going to hell. There's a lot I 'assumed' with their faith and very glad I have been proven wrong. I know I made the right choice to become Catholic and each week proves that. I feel so much closer to God than I ever did before.