What I wasn't supposed to do:

I'm pretty positive I've mentioned this to everyone... and their mother. However, It has happened to be on my mind, again. There are a few things I told myself I would never do:

1. Live in Utah.
2. Go to a church school.
3. Get rid of my California plates.

4. Join a book club.
5. Own books, actually want to buy them, and actually like them (now don't get me wrong, I'm not my mother....or at least yet).
6. Consider someone in a "different light". This one has shocked me the most. 

etc...The list keeps growing. I find it funny that I keep proving myself wrong, Constantly. It's almost sickening.

So, yes. I've been included in a book club. We are currently reading President Monson's biography. I'm not very far in to the book, but I'm cool with it. I still find it weird that Wal Mart has an LDS book section. Only in Utah...or Idaho.

I finally got the bed! A solid oak queen size bed, that is.  It's amazing. I love how I was told that It wasn't heavy, it's very easy to assemble, and even easier to move by myself.  Yeah, that was SO wrong. I came to this realization when my bed was delivered. Two full size men were having difficulties carrying the headboard, just the headboard. Oh man. Buyers remorse? nope. not yet. I'm sure it will hit soon though.

We got a love sac. Hilarious. I don't know how we shoved it in Kara's car, or how we rolled it up the stairs. These things are massive.

Glenn comes home in 12 days! Ahhhh. I'm excited to fly home with Tegan and Emi. I think this may possibly be Tegan's first plane ride. So exciting.

I have quite a few crazy clients, I found out that one of them lives in my complex. Luckily, she still doesn't know what I look like. I try to avoid her whenever she comes in to the office. I can see myself seeing her at the pool, the hot tub, in the leasing office, working out, or just around the complex. That would be awkward. She would probably just want to talk trash about her ex.  

 I had to go to court today. It was incredibly nerve-wracking. Even more so when the Commissioner read my name from the judges seat. It also didn't help my nerves that the opposing counsel called me a liar in her  affidavit against me. Fun though. I got to know how the whole system works. I'm hoping that they don't call me back to testify. They just might.

Kara's brother is a little stud. I'm his wifey, and have been for the last couple of years. His music is amazing. We went to support him at one of his concerts. The venue was skeptical. We joked that we were pretty sure you could get herpes from the place. Anyway, it was still fun. He has an awesome band, and I'm sure he will go places with his music.  

Utah, Nevada, or California?

Once again, I have no idea what I'm doing with my life. I graduate in 22 Days, or 529 hours if you want to look at it that way.

Utah? I did get a job offer from Wall & Wall in Utah. I worked at this law firm in Fall 2008. They kinda liked me. They called me "Mollie Bear" and offered to pay for a year of schooling (out of state tuition) if I stayed in Utah. I'm not sure if I see myself going back to Utah, I did like Wall & Wall and it is nice knowing that I have a job available, especially if I need something right away. I will have a degree in healthcare though, I should probably pursue something in that area.....or try to. Also, I need a sunny place, no more of this snow.

Nevada? Kara and I went to Vegas a couple of weekends ago. I think we found an apartment. The apartment is in a good area and has quite a few nice amenities. The best thing is that I will be close to home. This would be ideal. Weekend trips home would be amazing. I think I'm doing things the wrong way though. First you get the job then you find the place to live, not the other way around. So I've been looking for jobs around Vegas. It seems like there may be some possibilities.

California? And then there is always home. I could live at home, but I've been on my own for the last few years......I kind of want to keep it that way. Besides, there is nothing (besides my lovely family) in San Diego for me.   

I wish I wasn't so indecisive.