"We got our money's worth out of that diaper."
We see vaulted ceiling's in a house and say "That would cost a fortune to heat."
Or hearing our children moan and groan when bending over--because they are copying us. I suppose some of you are saying "Just you wait, Cindy." It's true. I better enjoy the last couple years of my twenties.
One of the things I love about Utah is the difference in terrain. You can drive 4 hours and go from snow capped mountains to red rock desert. This past week we drove as a family to Moab, Utah on a camping adventure! Shera, Jeff and Jack, and my sister Kelli came along too! It was a great trip.
The kids were in their element-being outside all day (and all night) long, and completely surrounded by dirt. At first I thought having the kids filthy would bother me, but it was actually quite nice. I could easily get used to not bathing my kids for 3 days at a time. However, once we arrived home and I finally bathed them, their bath water was pretty nasty (they needed a 'wash/rinse' cycle).
I tried out Mountain biking for the second time in my life, and absolutely LOVED it! Kelli and I biked the practice loop on "Slick Rock" (Shera was our amazing coach and walked the entire loop 7 months pregnant!) I am anxious to get back there and do the whole trail--anyone want to meet me in Moab?
So this blog was supposed to entitled "Employed!" But we still have not had much luck job wise. However, I guess I can at least add that I am self-employed with a business called "ModBe." It's a clothing line that sells everything from cap-sleeve shirts to gorgeous swim suits. I just had my first boutique, and it went really well-so I am excited to keep working at it and hopefully make a little cash flow. If you're curious, check out my website: www.cindyeggertz.mymodbe.com
Otherwise, things are going pretty well. I am excited for this summer. I used my birthday money and bought myself and the kids "Cherry Hill" passes, so we plan to spend every Tuesday and Thursday at the waterpark! Hopefully that might help with the pasty-white skin factor.
Love you all and hope you are doing well!