Something new!

it's the old new me!

Color Fest 2011

Miranda, Jacob, ???, Lexy, devin, Trevor, A.J. (me) Lou, Jessica, Little Sister's Friend, Kaytlin(lou's little sister) Zach Marbery, and Derek before our first throwing!

after our first throwing!

Magenta, pink, yellow, orange, green. What do all these have in common? They were everywhere at the Holi Festival this weekend.

Jason

the wife

Jessica

Brian

Sam and Chels

Kyle and Comp

Chels and Fatters

Derek

Andy and Chels

Jacob, Kyle, and Andy

these are a few of my favorite...things!

Give Me Your Money!!!!!

So i have a new job, again! I'm working at a bank and it's new and exciting!!! I'm out of time to explain more but, i'll post more laters!

AT AN END, AND COULDN'T BE MORE HAPPY

Saturday was my last day at Lane Bryant. It may have been the best day of my life. Well, top 20 at lest. i no longer have to deal with my bitch of a boss, my stupid DM, who dose not know what she's doing, my Regional manager Perry, who i still think is gay, even if he has a wife and kids. and all my lovly customers, and the ones that aren't so lovly. GOOD BYE TO ALL!

PICTURE PERFECT!

here was my 15 min of fame. i went down to the library to check Facebook and there was a guy taking pictures for the paper. and there i am. cleavage and all!



A.J. Cardon uses the computers at the newly expanded Salem Library on Thursday, October 16, 2008. Cardon recently had her personal computer break and since then has been relying on the technology available at the public library to use the internet three or four times a week.
Saturday, 18 October 2008
Salem library reopened with state certification


Sam Scorup - Daily Herald
After a complete remodeling of Salem's public library -- placing more books, space and technology at residents' fingertips -- the town now has a state-certified library. Following a temporary closure for renovation, the library's doors were re-opened on Oct. 1. An open house, which was attended by Mayor Lane Henderson and state library director Donna Jones Morris, took place on Oct. 9, said Jeff Nielson, Salem City finance director. It was the culmination of a long process that will make the library eligible for state and federal grants, Salem Library director Kerry Loveless said.
"We've been working on that [receiving the certification] for the past four to five years," she said. "They have a long list of standards, and we met them; on paper we're a real library, and through your eyes you can see we're a real library."
The expansion project was paid for with bonds approved by the City Council. Henderson said funds were put to good use, because the library provides students and other residents with additional opportunities, such as Internet access for those who do not have it at home.
"It's a safe and friendly environment to promote the learning experience," he said.
Henderson praised individuals and businesses who worked to bring about the library's upgrade and accreditation, making special mention of Loveless and Councilwoman Lynn Durrant, a library board representative.
"It's a wonderful project," Henderson said. "It's been an effort of love for a lot of people."
Nearly 700 books were checked out on the first day, and many applications were filled to obtain library cards, Loveless said.
The library originally covered about 1,400 square feet. With the renovations, it's up to nearly 4,500 square feet, Loveless said. With the extra space, the library was able to add books and five public computers. Previously, there were only two old computers, which have now been discarded, she said. Other new features include a glass-covered gas fireplace, a larger corner for preschool story time, high-speed Internet connections and wireless Internet service, a private conference study room, storage and office space, copying, printing and a wall for artists to display their paintings, photography and other works.
The story time corner -- once crowded with bookshelves -- now has space for 20-40 children, Loveless said.
During the summer, the library added about 2,000 titles to its collection. Since then, another $10,000 have been spent on books and videos, likely adding another 1,000 titles to the library, Loveless said.
During the library's remodeling, Salem residents were able to use the Spanish Fork Library.
All who would like to have a Salem library card must fill out a new application form and present valid ID and proof of address.

RIP HARPO

Harpo the fishy
from Easter to the 24th of July
died this afternoon at Ashley's
P.S. i did not kill him
to be replaced with Harpo II

Lola and the death of my soul

today, if this posts before midnight, was my 1 year anniversary at Lane Bryant. it was a very depressing day. i have wasted my life in that horrible place for the last year. but on the plus side i have just became the owner of a beautiful red Nissan Versa, whom i named Lola, and yes she is a show girl. thankful at last to not be driving a HUGE AMERICAN CAR!!! p.s. i love you Lincoln, until you sale.

The Fishies in the sea..

Everyone says that there are other fish in the sea. What does that mean? besides the obvious. does that mean that if someone doesn't accept you for you, you can do better. what is this person is who and what you need, but there are other fish in the sea. For Easter i got a Betta fish and am currently trying not to kill it(pictures to follow). But what if our relationships with people were like my relationship with my fishy? i talk to him twice a day when i feed him and that's the only contact we have. is your relationships like that? today let's see what we can do to make them better.

HERE'S THE UPDATE ON MY FISHY, HARPO, LIKE FROM NEMO. THIS PICTURE WAS TAKEN ON JUNE 10, 2008 AND HE IS, THANKFULLY STILL ALIVE!