Showing posts with label usaa. Show all posts
Showing posts with label usaa. Show all posts

Tuesday, May 1, 2012

Packing



I've discovered it's one of my least favorite things
(Note the dead look in my eyes)


I mean it's great to clean and to see from a general level of chaos
come a certain amount of order.


Maybe it's just the moving all the boxes from Rexburg to San Antonio
and how much it will cost that is such a bother.  The bees are all the contractors
that want to take my hunny, I mean munny.  
Our friends have come to help, Mike and Zak so far.  Thanks again, guys!
But this is all for a good cause, I remind myself.  

And, really, it is all because I got a job down in San Antonio.  
Thank you for all your prayers and support, and thanks to USAA for hiring me!  
Back to packing!

Tuesday, April 24, 2012

Graduation!

Yep, it's true:  I'm all gradumicated, even if auto-correct indicates that is not a word.  I have promptly stifled it's pleas with the "add to dictionary" button, forever and officially adding it to it's repertoire of useful, and more importantly fun, words.

But more important still, I am now a college graduate.

And yet more important than that, I have a job.  Yes, a real 9-5 job down in San Antonio!  Super excited. Because it means food, shelter, and better furniture!

But really, Stepheni and I are so grateful for the opportunity for work, especially in these economic times (cliche but true), and at such a wonderful company as USAA.  We will have the means to invite baby Etienne into our family with food, shelter and insurance!

Graduation was a little late in coming, but I am glad that I took the path that I did.  I managed to get a bunch of other random credits and fill out my education nicely.  Could I go back, I would take more computer science classes and less entry-level science classes.  But, as it is I am rather happy with my degree and the embellishments I accrued along the way.

I encourage everyone to get an education.

The parents and I in the gorgeous BYU-I Center!

There is my little head!

Smile!

Bumping elbows with the big guy (recent kidney transplant)
and Elder Ballard behind us.

Woot!  Mom in the background!
I put this up because Jolene and Mom were in this one.
And we got Julie out from behind the camera for this one ;-)
Family is awesome!