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Worst Blogger ever....

Yep that is me.   My intentions are there, I have thoughts and ideas; but the act of logging into Blogger and letting the keys fly has eluded me the last few weeks.   

We survived Spring Break 2019.  And when I say survived I mean we keep busy and our spirits up all whilst be in the only family NOT IN FLORIDA. Luckily we had great weather here - well not Florida great - but sunshine and no rain.    The kids went to friends, had friends over. We went bowling (they could definitely benefit from a little more practice with that sport !!!), we went to AirTime trampoline park, we went to Flip Out at the gymnastics gym!  The week flew and now we are in the last stretch of the school year.

Things are going to start to get very real around here with busy sports schedules and end of the year school stuff and family birthdays, holidays, etc.    Plus my list of house projects and for some insane reason I decided to paint my office ...

On a positive note - I have never been a fan of daily exercise - just not me.   For years and years I have subscribed to a lo carb life and it works for me.   For the most part no bread, fries, pasta, rolls, etc. And hardly any dessert or sugar.    Recently I have added a goal of walking 10,000 steps a day.   I got a Best Buy Gift Card for Christmas and decided to buy a Fit Bit Aspire - step counter.   Yep, I am the very last person to get one - everyone else has moved onto Apple Watches and fancier do-dads !  I am loving my simple little black step counter and pushing myself to walk 10,000 steps a day.   So far so good !

I have gotten assigned a new project at work and had my yearly performance review with my manager this week.   All is good on that front and I am ready for a new challenge/ change with my new assignment.    I love my boss and consider her a friend.   I trust her and I am so glad she has been in my corner for all of these years. 



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