- When you were little what did you want to be when you grew up?
When I was little all I wanted to do was have kids and be a mom. I did not have any other ideas of what I wanted to be, and let me tell you that never changed. When I was in college I had no idea what to major in and kind of fell into Human Resources because I couldn’t think of anything else. I now have one kid and get to be a stay at home mom. A lot less kids then what I thought. Who knew it was so hard to raise a kid? I used to nanny and it is totally different when it is your own.
- What was your favorite way to kill time as a kid?
I lived in the country and there was not your average stuff to do. When I was little like 8-14, I would either jump on my trampoline or ride my go cart.
- When did you get your first cell phone?
I got my first cell phone in 1999. At that time I got 200 anytime minutes, free nights and weekends, and paid $.25 per voicemail for the small price of $49.99. Every minute I went over it was $.25. Crazy, right? That was a good deal then.
- What is your favorite magazine to read?
I have always been a fan of People. I had a subscription to it for about 8 years until I had S and quit my job. At that point, I figured I could do without it. Does anyone remember the magazine YM (Young Miss) from their tween, teen years? That was my all-time favorite magazine growing up.
- What is the one random object people would be surprised to find in your purse?
My purse is jam packed with stuff. I carry everything from eye drops for B, to toy trains for S. The one item I always have in my purse that has really come in handy is dental floss. I always make sure there is some in every car we have.
I think that was the same cell phone deal I had in about 2001. Maybe it was 250 any time minutes lol. Oh and they were rollover minutes.
I had Verizon back then and they did not have roll over minutes. I never would of had any minutes left to rollover!
I was the same way growing up!!! We had a dirt track in our backyard and the days were always spent outside riding bikes, jumping on the trampoline, and driving our gocarts and four wheelers.
We didn’t get a four wheeler until after I was out of high school but I had fun on it once we did. We had 7 acres so there was plenty of ground to cover. I can safely say I am glad I no longer live in the country!