Yes, it's been awhile. I've had the worst case of blogging writer's block imaginable. When faced with the thought of "I need to update my blog" I'd sit and stew and think, "Huh, I guess I have nothing to say." Those who know me know that I typically have
plenty to say. Anyhow, it's been a long and winding road but I've realized that what has been at play is that several months ago
JDM & I bought a laptop computer. I've essentially ditched my old faithful PC in favour of using the computer in the living room on my lap. We upload our photos onto our PC. No photos = no inspiration from yours truly. (Uh, and we just took a
couple hundred photos off our camera from all the way back to Christmas day!).
I must continue to wax on and tell you all that I start a new job at the beginning April. I'll be a Clinical Nurse Educator. I've been pondering adult learning styles as a large component of my job will be teaching. When
JDM & I were sitting at the PC going
thru MONTHS of photos It hit me like the proverbial slap in the face that,
I'M VISUAL! Without something
purdy or interesting to look at I check out. Good thing I married a handsome devil, huh? Anyway, that was my little eureka moment as to why blogging lost it's luster for me. And the side note is that when I'm presenting at work I'll be sure to wear something divine to keep attention... will this work?! Nah.
Now back to our regular scheduled programming.
Yeah, the new job. Holy cow. It's half time, whew. I'm sad to leave the liaison gig I'm doing now but I'll still lurk around it a couple time a month. This
CNE opportunity was one I couldn't pass up and my new boss is someone I've watched in the health authority over the years and am thrilled to work for her. So off I go. Wish me well. I'm much better with heads than
gastro parts but I *guess* I can learn.
Eeep, I'll also get back to a bit of bedside nursing to start out and throughout the job. I'm quite looking forward to that part once I
rewet my feet in that part of nursing. It's been 3 years since I've poked anyone with a needle. Hang on, I gave
JDM his
TwinRix vax for Costa Rica and he screamed like a girl-- does that count? Did I do a crappy job or is he a big
ol' baby? You can message me privately to answer if you like.
Jamie & I went to Disneyland for spring break! We met my folks down there so we had a 3:1 adult:child ratio which is
perrrrrfect for a zoo like Disney. I really enjoyed traveling with Jay. He's so civilized and reasonable. The guy is 7. He rules. Below are some photos. (Charlie went to
DL last year with my folks & my niece so he stayed home and
bachelored with his dad).
Look a the pure bliss on my son's face while he hugs Mickey Mouse.
He said meeting Mickey was the highlight of his trip.
I love this photo of my boy.
All set for the Bug's Life 3D movie.
Disney absolutely exceeded my expectations. It was simply wonderful. I really, really loved it. I felt like a little kid, it's true. The princesses are so beautiful. It's amazing how a 36 year old woman can hip check a 4 year old girl out of the way to get at Cinderella for an autograph. Uh, not that I did that or would ever do that... man, if I could do it all again I'd love to go to Disney University and be a princess! Wouldn't that be such a fun gig for a gal in her 20's? Belle dancing down the street in her lovely golden gown, Cinderella giving a regal wave from her carriage... Hell, I'd even be an ugly stepsister given the opportunity.
That is all for now. Good night my friends.
xo