The Best News in the Entire World!!!!!

I got a job!!!!! I got hired to work at the Chalet Dental Clinic's daycare. Oh yes! I'm soooooooo excited!!!!!! My new employer Roberta said 69 people applied, she interviewed at least a dozen , if not more and she chose me!!!!!! Hahahaha. Can you tell I'm happier than happy? I have trainning next Tuesday morning. *sigh of contentment* It's doubly awesome 'cause I got this job all on my own. The only other job I've ever had was working for my aunt so I didn't even have to be interviewed or anything. As soon as Roberta hung up I tried to call Anna, but her line was busy, so I called Cherize and told her. Heheh. And when I hung up with her and came to post I saw my Grandma walking to my aunt & uncle's house so I ran out and told her. Now I don't have to look for a job anymore! Do you know how happy that makes me? *sigh of relief* I sure hope Julie & Laura get here soon so I can be happy with them. I feel like I'm on cloud nine. Serwiously. Heh.
Happily & Excitedly Sally
PS- VBS is trying my patience this week. I have a group of five Trailseekers (they've been to Orcas) and I have no help. Three six year olds, one 8 year old, and a ten year old. So please pray. I want to show them God, give them love, attention etc, but it's hard with so many at once. Plus the three six year olds are hard to handle.

OH MY GOSH!!!!!

I've never been more scared in my ENTIRE life! First off, I was alone in the house 'cause my parents left on a trip yeserday morning and Julie comes back from a trip this afternoon or night. Last night I went to sleep between 10:45-11PM. I was woken up by the smoke alarm in my room at 3AM. It went of just once so I rolled over to go back to sleep. (The smoke alarm beeps when the batteries need to be replaced and that's what I thought it was.) But as I was trying to go back to sleep I thought about the noise it made and as I realized that it wasn't the same as when the batteries needed to be replaced, it went off again for probably no longer than 30 seconds to a minute, but it felt like a lifetime. So I grabbed my bear George, walked slowly to my bedroom door, felt it-it wasn't hot so I opened it and then promply ran through the house to see if there was any smoke, therefore I was really stupid had there actually been a fire. There was no smoke any where in the house thank God! I stopped in the dinning room and realized my heart was pounding hard enough to beat itself right out of my chest. I was soooo scared! Then I started to cry. I looked out the sliding glass door and saw that my Grandma's bathroom light was on so I called her crying. She answered almost immediatly 'cause who calls at three AM unless it's an emergency? So I put on socks and shoes, grabbed a flashlight and walked over to Grandma's house to spend the night. I don't know if any of you all have been in a real fire, but a fake one is just as scarey!
Gotta go get ready for VBS. Talk to ya later, Sally

Choices to be made

While watching Dr. Phil today I was researching different colleges. It was kinda fun 'cause I can now do it with the knowledge that I'll get to go to one of them in the fall of 2006. Anyways, I discovered that the only public university in Washington that has a good social work program is Eastern. (Please correct me if I'm wrong.) So then I looked at private. PLU has an incredible social work program. Too bad my dad said Val and I can only choose from public schools. If I were him I wouldn't have let Barbie go to Whitworth knowing he had two more daughters to get through college also, but that's another story. . . anyways, they're really expensive, but they said that most students are able to cut the tuition down to $11,000 per year because of the financial aid and scholarships the bulk of students are able to get. Eastern is still my first choice, but I thought that was food for thought. I also was thinking it would be fun to study different religions. That's been on my mind since last Sunday when Anna, Cherize, Kim and I went to Four Square's second service. By the way, where are we going this coming Sunday? How 'bout the Central Luthern next to Four Square? Or a Penecostal(sp) Church? Anyone? If we could get into an LDS church that would be WAY interesting, but my mom said it's probably not a good idea.
PS-Jenn if you read this and wonder what happened to the last post you read, I deleted it 'cause I decided that didn't want the whole world to see that. I was really upset at the time so posted without thinking about the consequences. What if my dad, mom or sisters read it? That would've been horrible. Anyways, I feel much better now and don't really want to talk about it. Now that everyone else is throughly confused, I'll sign off. Talk to ya later.

Anna's Wedding

My cousin Anna. Her wedding dress was beautiful! (Except the strapples part 'cause I'd worry it was going to fall down and not be able to have a good time.) To each their own *shrug* I got to see my Uncle Lee & Aunt Nancy, Jason & his wife Jenny. Jason is way super cute now! He was really interesting looking as a teenager and young adult. He also now has a sense of humor! Who knew? Barbie and I had a good time talking with him. That is a first. No kidding. He made a point of asking me if I had a boyfriend. *shake head at bluntness of family members* And then he told me that some girl told him boys are like parking spaces- all the good ones are taken. You know, I don't necesarily agree; sometimes I can find good parking spots like at Shopko and church. Anyways, it was rather hot at Hieght(sp) Vienyards. Anna & Richard had a woman pastor officate the wedding which was cool except she mispronounced Anna's mom's name. There was dancing which I did none of except the chicken dance. That was fun. I might have had to dance with Cahnen except we ran out of time. Drat the luck! (Sarcasm) The wedding cake was cheesecake. . . .mmmmm. I love cheesecake. Costco makes the best just so everybody knows. (Unless it's homemade of course.)
I started plant sitting on Friday and will be done on Wednesday. She has a nice house. She also has a loud neighbor. This guy stands on his balcony and shouts into his cell. I'm glad he's not my neighbor.
I guess that's all that's been goin' on.