I am very loved.
I have a husband that cares for my very gently. He supports me when I'm weak, and loves me through sickness after sickness. (No, I'm not pregnant!) My allergy shot make me very grumpy, and he loves me through that as well. He even takes over Sunday School when I am not feeling well.
I have a sister who is willing to slump through mud with 2 kids, to give me the chance to Sight See. She even went to Smuckers with me.
I have a Mother-In-Law who spoils me rotten. She cares for me when I'm sick too. I am very lucky to have her. She doesn't even mind it when I crash at her house all the time.
I have a Sister-In-Law that can't wait to see me. She loves hanging out and also loves to go places. I don't always agree with her, but she is a Fun, Caring, Outgoing, and Wonderful Mom.
I have an entire classroom of Sunday School Children that light up my life. They are so special. They always run up and hug me, or sit in my lap. I love the way their eyes light up when we talk about Jesus.
I am very Loved.
Bubbles of a Mom.
Wednesday, April 15, 2009
Sunday, December 14, 2008
Chrismas Note 2008
Dear Friends and Family,
As this year ends, we are found counting our blessings. We both have jobs we have been at for over a year. Aaron has completed 3 credits at Kent – Stark, and Bobbi has remembered why she doesn’t like the phone (for about 2 weeks she sounded like Mickey Mouse). Aaron had his wisdom teeth removed, and Bobbi had her tonsils, uvula and part of her tongue removed. Aaron got a couple of colds and Bobbi lived half the year in her car, diving to Doctors appointments. Some long stories short, Aaron is awarded the Husband of the Year, for his attitude and support.
Cub scouting this past year has had its hairy moments, like when Bobbi was planning a field trip and couldn’t get through to the police, or when making cookies she burnt her hand. We have enjoyed our time and are proud to still be Den Leaders (they haven’t kicked us out yet!)
In Primary, we have been with our kids for about a year and a half. They are wonderful, smart, and active children. They keep us on our toes for about 2 hours each Sunday. We can have anywhere from 6-12 of them, and we seem to collect their siblings sometimes. This last fall, we had the Primary Presentation that the primary puts on every year. It went well this year, but we have decide that we need to spend one on one time with our students to make sure they will know the words. Too many forgot the words this year. Bobbi has already started to teach them next year’s songs.
Bobbi has started her allergy shots, which are to be completed in the end of 2010. This will hopefully stop Bobbi from being sick all the time, and make her feel better. She has been sick since January, and appreciates all the prayers in her support. Hopefully this will be the last thing that they find wrong with her.
We hope this note finds you healthy and May You Have a Merry Christmas!
As this year ends, we are found counting our blessings. We both have jobs we have been at for over a year. Aaron has completed 3 credits at Kent – Stark, and Bobbi has remembered why she doesn’t like the phone (for about 2 weeks she sounded like Mickey Mouse). Aaron had his wisdom teeth removed, and Bobbi had her tonsils, uvula and part of her tongue removed. Aaron got a couple of colds and Bobbi lived half the year in her car, diving to Doctors appointments. Some long stories short, Aaron is awarded the Husband of the Year, for his attitude and support.
Cub scouting this past year has had its hairy moments, like when Bobbi was planning a field trip and couldn’t get through to the police, or when making cookies she burnt her hand. We have enjoyed our time and are proud to still be Den Leaders (they haven’t kicked us out yet!)
In Primary, we have been with our kids for about a year and a half. They are wonderful, smart, and active children. They keep us on our toes for about 2 hours each Sunday. We can have anywhere from 6-12 of them, and we seem to collect their siblings sometimes. This last fall, we had the Primary Presentation that the primary puts on every year. It went well this year, but we have decide that we need to spend one on one time with our students to make sure they will know the words. Too many forgot the words this year. Bobbi has already started to teach them next year’s songs.
Bobbi has started her allergy shots, which are to be completed in the end of 2010. This will hopefully stop Bobbi from being sick all the time, and make her feel better. She has been sick since January, and appreciates all the prayers in her support. Hopefully this will be the last thing that they find wrong with her.
We hope this note finds you healthy and May You Have a Merry Christmas!
Monday, October 6, 2008
Associate of the Month
I recently received the “Customer Service Associate of the Month” Award for my department at work. This is the article they wrote about me:
“Recognized for her willingness to take on special projects, Bobbi… is the October Customer Service Associate of the Month. Definitely computer savvy, “Bobbi created a slideshow… giving detailed step-by-step instructions on how to perform specific procedures directly related to the Customer Service Department… She is organized and detail oriented and always meets or exceeds department standards.”
Bobbi will celebrate her on year anniversary with the company…. She has had excellent attendance and constantly meets efficiency and productivity goals.
“She took the initiative to help complete the safe project and is always willing to take on new and challenging projects.”
Bobbi is friendly, helpful and generous to her coworkers. She always has a “stash” of chocolate in desk her desk which she shares with any and all ‘chocaholics’ in need. She often has a new trainee at her desk learning the rope.
Her senior… has this to say about her, “She always goes above and beyond. Whils working on any special projects, she handles and completes her workload while doing the project at the same time. Everything she does is done in a timely fashion and above what is expected.””
“Recognized for her willingness to take on special projects, Bobbi… is the October Customer Service Associate of the Month. Definitely computer savvy, “Bobbi created a slideshow… giving detailed step-by-step instructions on how to perform specific procedures directly related to the Customer Service Department… She is organized and detail oriented and always meets or exceeds department standards.”
Bobbi will celebrate her on year anniversary with the company…. She has had excellent attendance and constantly meets efficiency and productivity goals.
“She took the initiative to help complete the safe project and is always willing to take on new and challenging projects.”
Bobbi is friendly, helpful and generous to her coworkers. She always has a “stash” of chocolate in desk her desk which she shares with any and all ‘chocaholics’ in need. She often has a new trainee at her desk learning the rope.
Her senior… has this to say about her, “She always goes above and beyond. Whils working on any special projects, she handles and completes her workload while doing the project at the same time. Everything she does is done in a timely fashion and above what is expected.””
Wednesday, September 17, 2008
Mineral Sea Salt Scrub
I have this really great body scrub that I can use anywhere.
The ingredients are:
4 Parts Sea Salt
1 Part Mineral Oil
1 Part Scent (can use liquid soaps, body mists, etc) You can use 2 parts Mineral Oil instead of Scent.
Mix Mineral oil and Scent together. Pour over Salt. Mix well.
You can use daily, in baths, showers, or just use for soft hands.
For hands, use about a about a tablespoon of Mineral Sea Salt. Wet hands. Scrub Mineral Sea Salt thoroughly on hands, getting even between fingers. Scrub for a bout a minute. Rinse.
You can use 2 parts Mineral Oil instead of Scent.
I used to buy a comparable product at the store, but I save so much money this way, and I can have any scent I want!
The ingredients are:
4 Parts Sea Salt
1 Part Mineral Oil
1 Part Scent (can use liquid soaps, body mists, etc) You can use 2 parts Mineral Oil instead of Scent.
Mix Mineral oil and Scent together. Pour over Salt. Mix well.
You can use daily, in baths, showers, or just use for soft hands.
For hands, use about a about a tablespoon of Mineral Sea Salt. Wet hands. Scrub Mineral Sea Salt thoroughly on hands, getting even between fingers. Scrub for a bout a minute. Rinse.
You can use 2 parts Mineral Oil instead of Scent.
I used to buy a comparable product at the store, but I save so much money this way, and I can have any scent I want!
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