My friend Erica tagged me a while back to post 7 random things about myself. Here they are in no particular order.....
1. I pretend to be a neat freak, but the truth is I'm only organized/neat in areas viewed by the general public. So, if you come to my house it will likely be picked up with no piles in sight. But please don't look in my closet or open my cupboards. :)
2. I've never had a cavity in my whole life.
3. I treat my dogs like children -- literally. It's a little absurd.
4. I'm addicted to reality TV -- give me my "Wife Swap" and "Nanny 911" any day of the week.
5. In high school I planned on naming my daughter Laura Anne after Laura Ingalls Wilder and Anne Shirley.
6. I cry at the drop of a hat.
7. I pretty much hate playing any type of sport. Unless shopping counts as a sport.
July 28, 2007
July 27, 2007
Updates Galore!
I'm such a pitiful blogger -- it always seems to be the first thing to go when I'm tired busy, etc., and I really struggle to find my life interesting enough to write about. But, with so many friends scattered across the country it is a great way to keep in touch. So, I'll try to catch up and then hopefully be better in the future. Here are some bullet points.
WE'RE HAVING A GIRL. Her name is Abigail Diana Heckler. For those who don't know, Diana was Dave's mom's name (she passed away several years ago). We tried to keep it a secret, but we totally spilled the beans to our friends and then our family so it's out there now.
My parents finally found a house up here in Sacramento and will hopefully be moved in by the time Abby arrives. This is exceedingly helpful as I plan to return to work after 6 months (a year at the latest) and my mom will be able to watch Abby for us.
Work is going well. I have increasingly complex cases and the other week got to sit in on a new attorney's phone hearing just in case anything happened. Aren't I the new attoreny? Guess not so much anymore.
Can't think of anything else right now. Life is pretty consumed by baby. Here are some pictures of her painted nursery. Still have to put up a chair rail, put the furniture together, and hang everything on the walls. Let me tell you, this whole painting stripes on the wall was a process. Not to mention that the prior owners had painted the ceiling brown. Three coats of paint later, we finally had a white ceiling.
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