It's the new blog. I am officially now a blogger nerd. ...I'm not sure how I should feel about that, but hopefully I'll actually write in this one unlike the occasion check on the facebook/myspace pages. Maybe people will actually know what's going on in my life. Hey! That's a good idea, I could tell you readers what's going on in my life.
1. If you're really out of the loop, I've been married to the most wonderful, freakishly awesome guy for the las 3 1/2 years. His name's Dave. We met at school, clicked right away, and really I'd like to say something dumb like 'the rest is history,' but really it took us a 1 1/2 yr. before we started dating. We were both dating other people, but secretly thought eachother was cute and wanted to date eachother and a lot of other complicated crap like that, but eventually we finally coordinated the single status and got together.
2. We've both graduated from Utah State University with a BS in horticluture; he had a business emphasis (he just got his diploma in the mail! yay, proof that he graduated!) and mine was an ornamental emphasis w/a business minor. We're still here in Logan and if everything goes according to plan, we will be here for a little while longer so Dave can get his electricians license. I know, horticulture doesn't quite scream electrician, it kinda seems funny. You can say it. Dave never felt that he had to get a job in his field, he just wanted the degree so he could prove everyone wrong whe said he wouldn't make it through high school. Yeah, he's a little crazy, but I'll keep him the way he is. :) And what's more important is that he's happy.
3. We're planning on buying a house this year too which is scary and exciting. I can finally have
my dog live with
me instead of having to keep her with friends. It's almost impossibly to find reasonably priced apartments that allow dogs and are not the most craptacular piles that also smell.
4. Being stable also means that children might be thrown into the mix. Probably later rather than sooner. ... like towards the end of the year... yeah. 'Cause, let me be honest, kids are a little more frightening than buying a house. A house doesn't have projectile vomit. Don't get me wrong, I'm really excited to have kids, especially since they're probably going to have the
pudgy-baby-Moser gene, but you know... Don't get too excited yet, mom. Though you could buy baby stuff for me in advance if you felt so inclined. ;)
So those are the big, important events of my life right now. Now you can feel up to date. I will be back with more detailed crapola and what-not later, but that all depends on when I get access to internet seeing as how I don't have it at my home. I'll try to keep you informed.
This is Johnathan. He gives me the urge to hug and squeeze things and then make stupid, cutesy baby noises. My voice always jumps an octave when I see him. Some of the pictures aren't rotated so ... deal with it. 
He doesn't like being forced to hold still.
Tired baby
