THIS GUY.
What does money even look like?
I can't remember.
But I'm excited to start looking at it again!
I might even splurge and buy makeup.
HELLOOOO, FOUNDATION.
But on a real note,
I AM SO PROUD OF THIS HUMAN BEING.
I know that all our praying, and temple trips, and serving in our callings definitely helped,
but sometimes hard work REALLY JUST PAYS OFF.
He works harder than anyone I've ever met, and he just flat out deserves this.
It takes most cops years to get a full-time job.
And here we are, 4 months later, with everything he has ever dreamed of.
IN THE BEST CITY TO WORK IN EVER.
We are blessed. Seriously. We are so blessed.
And I am so, so, so humbled at the opportunity to be a part of the most moral, family-oriented, kid-friendly, unified, police FAMILY out there.
And I feel so lucky to be able to learn from Chief Smith and Sergeant Rose.
Goodbye drowning, helloooo new family and Cole's gotee.
LET'S DO THIS THANG!!!
I saw your husband at officer Derek johnsons funeral. that is awesome he is officially a police officer! congratulations. and I love reading your blog!!! I never knew this side of you but thanks, for all the kind words and fun posts. it is awesome to see that not everyone is stuck in the judgemental highschool stage of life!~ keep it up!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for your comment, and for taking time to read my [usually pointless] blog! I don't even know that girl who attended Lone Peak High School, so thanks for acknowledging the difference. REALLY though, I worked reeeally hard to become a different/better person, so this means a lot to me. Sad that people will always remember you as the person you were in high school, though!
DeleteIt's too bad I'm anonymous! Keep up the good work! You're great!
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