Happy Birthday to ME!!!

Picture was taken at Point Defiance Zoo kid center.

Wow!! I truely cannot believe I have made it to the ripe old age of 34. I still love my birthdays even though the gift giving has diminished. (I will give you all a week to have my gifts delivered)LOL!! Here are just a few things about me that you maynot know.

* I was a tom boy but loved to wear flower prints.
* favorite colors growing up were black and yellow
* I coached girls softball when I was 17 (for a couple of years)
* I love camping
* I rolled out of our moving station wagon when I was 8 (my mom says I was 10)(we will continue to argue about this until I'M 96.)
* We had a homemade fort in our backyard. I had fallen from the top of the fort and had a concussion that lasted a couple of days.
* In High school I was in choir and theater and loved every minute of it.
* Jobs I've had...I worked in a ma and pa greece pit. I worked as a nanny and then transitioned into working with Elderly. Then came the famous Build-a-Bear Workshop.
* I am now a stay at home mom and I'm loving every minute.

I have had a good life and I have a great Family. What more could I want?!

Comments

KatherineWoodin said…
Cindy you are loved and I don't remember dates and how old. That is why we need journals. I hope you have a great and happy birthday. lol
MOM
June 13, 2008 at 7:49 AM
Sonja said…
Happy Birthday!! You look great, by the way. I love that picture at the top, so fun!
June 13, 2008 at 11:14 AM
Teri said…
Happy Birthday Girl!! Where were you guys when you took that picture?
June 13, 2008 at 12:42 PM
Julie said…
Wow Cindy look at how cute you are. You look way skinny. You look more like Tasha's sister then her mom. I like your comments about your life even if they are a little shady. I never remember you as a Tom boy, but I do remember you never went without a boyfriend.
June 13, 2008 at 6:06 PM
Honor said…
hope it was a good one!!!
June 13, 2008 at 11:13 PM
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