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10 Things You Don't Know About Me


Thought I would share a little about myself...too be more personable. These are a few quirky things about myself you may not know. 

1) I am a 23 year old stay at home mom, in a very happily committed 5 year relationship with Dustin.

2) I have a 4 year old yorkie/chihuhua mix named Indica (yes after the pot flower..not my choosing).

3) I went to school to be a cosmetologist, plan on finishing after the babies go to school.

4) We are trying for Moore number 2 (no such luck...I am not ovulating because of my weight loss)...but I would really like to reach my goal weight first. Hoping for a boy!

5) I am allergic to raspberries.

6) I hate wearing tennis shoes...I am a Florida girl and I love my flip flops!

7) My daughter Scarlett Rose..has red hair..and we named her before we knew what she looked like.

8) I am in love with Kenny Chesney and Tim Tebow...and Dustin knows this.

9) I have a fear of bed sheets...they make me feel claustrophobic. We do not have any on our bed.

10) My favorite joke is as follows:
          There are two muffins in the oven.
          One muffin turns to the other and say, "Man it is hot in here!"
          The second muffin exclaims, "Holy Sh*t a talking muffin!"
BEST JOKE EVER!



Would love to learn more about you all. Please feel free to share on my page!

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