Like a Roller Coaster

I actually have things to catch up on this time, so it might not be as boring as usual!

Tylor is still working hard at school and has decided that after he gets his Associates Degree from Weber he is going to go to the police academy. He's going to be soo sick of school after that he might not even want to go to Recording Arts school! But thats still a few years off at least!

 I got to watch my parents puppies a few weeks ago while they flew out to see my brother, Jeremy graduate from National Guard training and they were so much fun and i wanted to take them home! But my parents are selling them so, I had to leave.

I took my test to be a Registered Medical Assistant on October 2nd. And I passed with a 90 percent!! (you have to get a 70 to pass) I'm so happy I scored so well because I had been out of school for 6 weeks when I took it. So, this week will be 7 weeks since I took my test so my certificate should be here any day now!

We're still looking at apartments in the Layton Area and might even be getting a house with one of my brothers hopefully! It all depends on my next topic:

I applied at the Bountiful IHC and got an interview and I had such a good feeling about this job for some reason that I studied ALL WEEK! I admit, I studied more for this interview than I have ever studied for a test (even the AMT) and the interview went SO great! They said I would hear from them in about a week, but I got a call the next day to interview with the doctor. So I went in for that and the doctor was so nice! I felt so comfortable there and really felt like I belonged there. So I'm just waiting for the call!! 

On Tuesday night, we found a little bunny in our backyard, he is so cute, so we made a little house for (since he wouldn't let me catch him) and left some food out there. He disappears during the day but always shows up at night so we decided he is our good luck rabbit.

Last week, Tylor's sister, Mariah and I went to volunteer at this thing one of my friends helps with called a Mock Disaster. They take you into a warehouse and put makeup on you and give you a role to play as victims in a mock natural disaster. So after you find a place to lay and scream for help, they send in the CERT team to find and rescue you so they can have some practice for real disasters. It was so fun, we laid on the ground and screamed for help while the lights flickered and then went out. After a while the crews came in to rescue us but we had to keep in character so they took us out in stretchers and bandaged us up in the triage area. Mariah's injury was an impalement on her leg and forehead, and I had third degree burns on my face, neck and arm. It was so much fun and I can't wait to do it again!

Also, my best friend and sister-in-law, Kathryn got remarried last week to a great guy and the wedding was beautiful, the only catch was the guy she married has 4 boys, so they have 6 kids altogether! There is one for each year from 5 to 10. So, Zack is 5, Katelyn 6, Skylar 7, Ian 8, Brody 9, and Seth 10. Tylor and I offered to sit at the kids table to help keep them behaved and it was out of control! After Kathryn and Thomas danced together all the kids got on the stage and danced with blown up pool toys shaped like guitars and microphones, it was super cute. I know Kathryn will be so happy but I told her she has to make an excuse to come visit me now that she lives in even further away from us. Until next time!