A sporadic blog

Since I still have much of nothing going on to write about, here are a few sporadic things that have happened in the past few weeks.

Well two of the biggest things (one the biggest thing in my life besides Doug (love you sweetie!)) happened all at the same time... Auburn won the National Championship and we got snow. Well snow then ice but it was snow first! The game was a great game. All I will say about it is the Defense won that game for us and I am very proud of them. I have enjoyed flying my new Auburn flag for my car that my Mom got me for Christmas. Ironically (HAHA!) so have many other Auburn fans. I see way more people with Auburn on their car or clothes since they won the SEC championship. Very Odd... I ordered my National Champions shirt yesterday. I have to save up some for the cup, magnet, car decal, and everything else they sell that has 2010 National Champions on it. :)My Birthday should be easy this year for Doug. Ha!

The snow was very nice but we did not get to enjoy it much. It started snowing at 9 pm Sunday, right when it was time to go to bed. They still had not canceled work yet so we had to go to bed and get some sleep to be up at the normal time. By the time we got up the ice had taken over the snow. My neighbor tried to have a snow ball fight but the ice would not cooperate. I stayed in the house and admired from the window. I did open the door a few times to take some pictures but mostly I handed the camera to Doug and sent him out. Ha! The best part was watching the Weather Channel. They were set up in Atlanta and shooting live all over the city. All they talked about was the huge and dangerous winter storm that was plummeting the southeast. Then they would pan out to show the inches of snow and ice. Ha! I bet the people in places like New York and Wisconsin were laughing their butts off at us. They don't close anything unless there is 2 feet or more (just guessing here) of snow. Us southerners run around like its the end of days, stocking up on our food and water where they get in their cars and go to work.

And guess what... I had to get a new phone!
-Doug this is the part you stop reading!-
I never had any (according to me!) trouble with my old dinosaur phone but I had to get a new one. So what happens? The new one gives me problems. Now yall know me so you know how I love change and I love replacing things I have had for a long time... I had already made the switch once and I had come to like my new phone. Now I had to do it all over again. What made it worse was they sent me a refurbished (AKA USED and BROKE) phone. So of course this leads to a "disagreement" because I am not ecstatic about the new phone. I am happy that I have another phone but we only had it turned on for an hour. How do we know THIS phone is going to work properly? Plus I had to go and change everything to get it back the way I had it. How dare they expect me to personally customize the phone to the way I prefer it! They should have someone do it before hand. Every time I could not do something or figure out why the phone would not do it (yes, it was the phone a few times and not the operator), I would ask Doug and he would take the phone and do it for me. While he would have it I would get super anxious that I would not be able to get it back the way I wanted it or that I would not be able to do it all that night. Doug would get mad at me for not "playing" with my phone enough to know how to change everything I wanted to change. I responded by telling him to stop taking the phone away from me and show me how to do it. I think I have it all done now but I have not "played" with it to find out either. I will take not knowing for now... Kiss it DOUG!

Shout out to Margaret! I hope I made you laugh today!