Money money money (kiss kiss kiss)!

Last week Adam and I got our taxes done. We ended up paying about $800 in taxes and getting back $200 from the state and $1,600 from the government. Um... yeah. I'm afraid it has made us a little less conscious of our money to know we have that. Adam took me to the mall and told me to pick out a Valentine's dress, and he didn't want me to look at the price tags. Here's the shocker, I could still see it on the register. Anyway, I ended up with a red dress, white jacket, black shoes, and a whole set of jewelry. I felt pretty special. Even more so when I went to my Mom's and she and Amy oohed and awed over me. But now I wonder if it was worth it. I love Adam and I am glad that he wanted to do something special but it kinda hurts for me to spend so much in one go.I can spend that much a little at a time and it doesn't bother me. I would love to raid the $5 movie bin at Walmart, but fancy stuff? I don't know.



So Adam bought the Zune HD he has been wanting for a while. We decided it was an "educational expense" because in order to make websites he needs to be able to see how those sites will look on a portable device (which is where the trends are going). He had the back inscribed with "My wife loves me..."

For Valentines Eve we went to a stake dance where they taught us to swing and had lots of way too good food. They also had funny props for to take your picture with. I will put that picture up as soon as I can get a hold of it. On Valentine's I taught Relief Society and then Adam and I went up to my friend Jackie's homecoming talk. It was really good. I also got to hang out with Ben some more. That kid is the cutest thing that I get to play with. Lodema (my friend, his mom) and I talked a lot about different kinds of insurance and now I am all excited for babies. That night we made ourselves a heart shaped pizza and we danced in the front room to Michael Buble. Good times.


Okay. I know you've been waiting. The Highlight of the Week is... reading my mom's blog. She is a very inspired person. I love to read about her life and the things she's doing to make it go smoother. It's like all those "classics" that you read in high school and don't really like because it's not perfect and then you read again later and it's your favorite book. Yeah. Mom, you're my favorite book. No pressure. I hope that someone enjoys reading my blog as much as I love my mom's.


Well, that's all for now. Um, I think I'd better go home now.