Lazy Blogger

Greetings, you blog readers out there. I know there are some of you because I actually had some friends tell me they missed reading my blog. I was flabbergasted. I thought no one but my roommate read my blog and she already knows everything happening in my life anyway. ;)
So, to appease my fans, because I know you are all DYING to read about my happenin's, I will attempt to start this again. And I will try hard. Well, harder than last time.
Anyway, lots and lots have happened since my last post before I student taught. The entire rest of my college education happened. Whoops. I also graduated, got accepted into the NASA institute, and found a job with Omaha Public Schools. So, lots has happened and I selfishly didn't share any of it with the blog community. Sorry!
But instead of dwelling on the past and telling you all those exciting stories, I'll just move on from here.
Today I had my last little rendezvous (before she moves) with one of my bestest friends in the world, Mallory. Mallory and her hubby are moving to New York and we had a nice lunch and chatted about things. She shares the same idea I have about living in Omaha. I really like living here and I could see myself being very happy staying here for the rest of my life. Everything I know is here, all of my friends and family are here and I've never lived anywhere else. However, I really would love to live somewhere different even for a little bit of time. If I stay there, fine. And if I moved back to Omaha, that would be fine, too. One thing that I realized about being one of the last ones in Omaha, is that everyone comes home eventually, so I always get to see my friends. Like Ben, who lives in San Diego. Even though he is so far away, he comes home once in a while and because I am here, I get to see him when he gets to town. If the opportunity did arise to move somewhere else, I do think I would take it though. The top places I would like to trial live are Seattle, Denver, or anywhere with mountains. Montana would be gorgeous and then maybe I could meet a cowboy.
I leave for Houston on Sunday for the NASA Johnson Space Center Pre-Service Teacher Institute. That's a mouthful. I'm am SOOO excited! More on that later.
With that, I will leave you with the funniest video I've seen in a while, compliments of Mallory showing it to me on her iPhone at lunch. Bye bye, Malla! I'm coming to visit you someday!