Adventures at the Watson's

It's time to say good-bye to those loveable kiddies and those crazy cookie parents. It almost feels like I'm moving away ~ far away. My new condo is really just on the other side of town, but it feels like I am moving off the continent. This morning when I woke up there was a little tug at my heart strings when the secret agents didn't sneak into my bedroom, or when I went to get breakfast and little lady wasn't screaming, "Nananananana . . nana. .nanana." until I gave her my undivided attention. I have to admit that there is never a dull moment. . . whether it's a dance party, little boys wearing my high heels in their birthday suits (carrying Jesus, "Come follow my naked self and Jesus!"), or a little dispute between the Cleavers. I've officially moved into my 10th location since moving to Provo 5 years ago. I have sworn off moving FOREVER. . . . Well, unless someone shows up with a fatty diamond and a marriage proposal I'm set for at least 5 years. If any of ya'll ever have a dull moment stop by the Watsons and enjoy the adventures. . . for now enjoy a couple fun pictures. Also, thanks to Watsons for making me feel a part of your amazing little family for my drive by stay, I love and appreciate you guys so much.

The Mechanic

You Are An ISTP

The Mechanic You are calm and collected, even in the most difficult of situations.A person of action and self-direction, you love being independent.To outsiders you seem impulsive, surprising, and unpredictable.You are good at understanding how all things work, except for people. In love, you tend to be very easy going and flexible.The only thing you can't stand for is someone trying to change you or your life. At work, you can stay completely calm under pressure. You handle stress well.You would make an excellent pilot, forensic pathologist, or athlete. How you see yourself: Logical, flexible, and unconventional When other people don't get you, they see you as: Indecisive, flippant, and disrespctful

What's" Your Personality Type?

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ProducerRevolution

A Legacy Left Behind

Les McGuire

"It's not about how long we're here, it's about what we do while we're here"

Ray Hooper

When I started my blog, I was clueless about what I want to accomplish with it. Yes, I wanted to share my memories with my friends, my family and even my future family. But I still felt as if my blog was lacking. I have been blessed in my life to have experienced a lot in the short time of my current existence and was fortunate enough to befriend two great men, Ray Hooper and Les McGuire, who died in a plane crash June8th of 2006. I have been wanting to do this post for quite a while and have been fighting with my blog on posting things and tonight I won. Above is a video from a Legacy Event Engenuity had July of last year to honor the Legacy that Ray and Les left behind. I feel such a stewardship and responsibility, especially to those I care about, to share this message because of the way I have I allowed it to change my life. I hope that you take something away from the video, however small it may be, as I did from knowing these men.

When you got it ~ you got it. . . .

So who know that when a little lady had to use the restroom that a guy from across the room would be checking out her hot bootee. Yep you read that right. . .that's me. When I returned to my table there was this little note waiting for me. I guess when you got it ~ you got it and the note says I got it. :)

Ella Good with Linds

This has to be stated at the beginning…Ella Good has the best Sno Cones in Provo if not Utah. With that said, I am going to be a little bias and say that Pina Colda is the way to go because it’s like having a mini vacation in your mouth, could you ask for more. My friend Linds and I are a little obsessed with sno cones and not just any sno cones but Ella Good's, so much so that we made it a point of getting them when she came down from Salt Lake for class. There are some traditions that last and some that fade and this one defiantly around to stay because come on what’s better than a snow cone on a hot day.

What goes on behind the Scenes of an Event....

On of my favorite jobs that I have ever had is being an event coordinator. Kati and I have been doing events together for almost two years and we always have blast. But what usually shocks people is what goes on after the event. Most people think we are hard at work but the pictures about will give you a better idea of what goes on behind the scenes. And what's amazing is our events ROCK!