Well it's been FOREVER since I've written a blog post and A LOT has happened since then. We moved to Flagstaff,AZ where hubs is getting his doctorate in physical therapy at NAU, I have been working at the Salon inside JCPenney as a Stylist, and we got pregnant and had a baby?!? Crazy! I still can't believe there we're the ones people hand the baby to now when he starts crying!
Nic is in his second year of PT school, but it is his last year of classes! Hallelujah! His next and last year he will have to do three different internships at various locations for 10 weeks each. So far we have most of them lined up to be in Utah (yay!), but we are looking into the possibility of getting one in Tennessee to have more options. Then we might actually become big kids sometime after that!
I spent the last year growing and growing! I was pregnant with out first baby and was milking pregnancy as much as possible. ;) While I was growing a human I was working as a Hairstylist and growing my clientele. When I was wasn't working I was totally giving into my cravings and baking!
On November 19th our sweet little boy was born! He was 9 pounds 7 ounces, and 22 inches long! He almost made me not want to give him siblings. We just love our little guy and love his sweet sweet spirit! (See next post for birth story)
We're so thankful for our friends and family and all of the love and service they have given us this past year. We love you all and hope to share many more memories with you all!
Friday, January 22, 2016
Thursday, January 23, 2014
We're Still Alive!!
Hello world! It has been quite a while (about a year...yikes!) since I have written on the blog, but one of my many resolutions is to update this thing more often! (Twice a year counts right?.... Just kidding)
So what have the Bibeau's been up to in the past year!?
Well, for Nic he has been working as a Physical Therapy Tech. the past year and we are currently waiting to hear back from universities to see if they'll let this crazy person into their graduate programs! Fingers crossed! Nic got a new laptop for Christmas so he spends most of his free time playing games with his brother. I'm so thankful how hard this guy works! He received a certificate for "Best Tech of the Quarter" recently and he totally deserves it!
As for me I have finished Beauty School and I am starting work at Fantastic Sam's on Monday! I'm super nervous, but super excited to start working again! So if you need your hair done! You know who to call! I am still serving in the Young Women's Organization in our church and it is such a blast! It's really teaching me how important it is to be organized. Another one of my resolutions is to constantly write in a planner and keep myself on a schedule! It's going well so far! Also this year as a Young Women's Leader I can work towards my Young Womanhood Recognition Award. If you don't know what it is it's basically an extension of a Young Women Recognition Award from Personal Progress, which is basically a program that encourages young women (ages 12-18) to come unto Christ through values that help you set personal goals and habits, as well as strengthen the community. So I get to do a shortened version of what the girls are doing right now! So I might post some insight on it in the future because I believe being a strong woman is important.
Since Nic and I don't get a ton of quality time we like to go to the gym together as much as possible.
We're really trying to make sure we stay mentally and physically healthy. Nic is also trying to teach me how to play tennis which I am horrible at, but it's fun to laugh together. As much as we love being healthy we also LOVE to go out to eat so were trying to find some new cuisine to try! On a recent trip to San Diego we discovered the World Market (turns out they have a ton all over the country, but we had to travel to find it) while we were there we found a bunch of English cuisine that Nic loved on his mission! It was so fun to try! European Chocolate is so much better than American by the way!
Christmas was good to us as well! We gave each other a trip to San Diego with our good friends, and we are very thankful for the generosity of our loved ones! It was the perfect way to end 2013
I'm happy to say that the new year has been very good to us also so far! I could complain about the cold weather, but that doesn't seem fair to those loved ones that are in the freezing cold! Stay warm!
Well that's the update on our average lives! We'll try to do some exciting things that are blog worthy!
Love,
The Bibeau's
So what have the Bibeau's been up to in the past year!?
Well, for Nic he has been working as a Physical Therapy Tech. the past year and we are currently waiting to hear back from universities to see if they'll let this crazy person into their graduate programs! Fingers crossed! Nic got a new laptop for Christmas so he spends most of his free time playing games with his brother. I'm so thankful how hard this guy works! He received a certificate for "Best Tech of the Quarter" recently and he totally deserves it!
As for me I have finished Beauty School and I am starting work at Fantastic Sam's on Monday! I'm super nervous, but super excited to start working again! So if you need your hair done! You know who to call! I am still serving in the Young Women's Organization in our church and it is such a blast! It's really teaching me how important it is to be organized. Another one of my resolutions is to constantly write in a planner and keep myself on a schedule! It's going well so far! Also this year as a Young Women's Leader I can work towards my Young Womanhood Recognition Award. If you don't know what it is it's basically an extension of a Young Women Recognition Award from Personal Progress, which is basically a program that encourages young women (ages 12-18) to come unto Christ through values that help you set personal goals and habits, as well as strengthen the community. So I get to do a shortened version of what the girls are doing right now! So I might post some insight on it in the future because I believe being a strong woman is important.
Since Nic and I don't get a ton of quality time we like to go to the gym together as much as possible.
We're really trying to make sure we stay mentally and physically healthy. Nic is also trying to teach me how to play tennis which I am horrible at, but it's fun to laugh together. As much as we love being healthy we also LOVE to go out to eat so were trying to find some new cuisine to try! On a recent trip to San Diego we discovered the World Market (turns out they have a ton all over the country, but we had to travel to find it) while we were there we found a bunch of English cuisine that Nic loved on his mission! It was so fun to try! European Chocolate is so much better than American by the way!
Christmas was good to us as well! We gave each other a trip to San Diego with our good friends, and we are very thankful for the generosity of our loved ones! It was the perfect way to end 2013
I'm happy to say that the new year has been very good to us also so far! I could complain about the cold weather, but that doesn't seem fair to those loved ones that are in the freezing cold! Stay warm!
Well that's the update on our average lives! We'll try to do some exciting things that are blog worthy!
Love,
The Bibeau's
Nic and I in front of the San Diego Temple
Honestly this is the most gorgeous temple!
Nic and I at my graduation! I was so blonde!
Nic and his certificates from being the best tech of the quarter!
Nic and his sweet shades
I won 2nd place at my schools salon fair!
The beach was honestly the best!
We had such a blast in San Diego!
Tuesday, December 24, 2013
I won't spank my children and as a result they will have respect for others.
So it has definitely been a while since I haven't written down on the good old blog! Definitely my New Years resolution will be to write in it more. I'm sorry my first post in a while is something so serious, or not really an update on our lives, but this is my venting place and this is something I wish to vent about.
So I swear all I see lately on FB are all these pictures with quotes like "Support Phil Roberston" and "It's None of My Business How People Live Their Lives", but my favorite right now is the picture of just a quote that says "My parents spanked me as a child.... as a result I now suffer from a psychological condition known as 'Respect for Others'. Simply peachy right? So funny!
Now before I start my rant I want it clear that I'm not necessarily against spanking. I'm not over radical about how spanking has psychological effects. I know that it's "just a funny picture", but since I feel like I have been seeing this picture every day for the past week, I want to take it literally for a minute and I want to take the opportunity to voice my opinion about it.
First of all, I want to state that spanking doesn't not, in fact, cause a psychological condition known as respect for others. Now now remember what I said! I'm not a radical, but it simply doesn't!
So you guys must be thinking "Jacey! You are not a parent yet! You have no idea the struggles and realities of raising a child. You have no idea, you might just one day spank your child! How could you even have an opinion yet?" That is SO true! I have zero personal experience! I have not had to be up for hours at night cuddling a colicky baby. I have not had the pleasure of my child throwing a tantrum in the middle of a grocery store. I have not had the fear run through my veins watching my child try to run into the middle of the street. I have not yet experienced the feeling of a child being so naughty that they just need a good spankin' for them to knock it off. I do however take parenting and motherhood very seriously. Those who have known me for a long time know that my dream is to be a mother that our Savior can be proud of. My biggest desire is to send out good men and women into the world who I guess as the picture put it "suffer from a psychological condition known as Respect for Others"
So what's my opinion? Spanking your child will not make them respect others, respecting others yourself will help children to respect others.
Now like I said I am not necessarily against it all together, I might pop my kids depending on what exactly they do, but Husband and I have already communicated that spanking will NOT be our primary form of punishment. I don't believe a few times in a childhood will necessarily scar a person for life and I think those people that were only spanked a few times in their own childhood are the ones that share that photo. I do believe however that if you make spanking or screaming your primary form of punishment then you are teaching your child that when someone does something disappointing or wrong that it's Ok to fly off the handle. I never have nor never will see spanking my child as me keeping it together. Most of the times I was spanked myself I did not see it has my parents punishing me for something I did wrong, I saw it as them losing their temper and all I did was lose my temper more.
So if spanking didn't teach me respect for others then what did? Well all those times I saw my father make friendly conversations with strangers, holding doors and smiling, that taught me respect and kindness. All those times my mom came to my school to help with craft projects, that taught me patience and charity. Every time my clutzy self spilled a drink on the carpet and my dad simply said "accidents happen lets go clean it up together", that taught me responsibility and understanding. Any time my parents talked me through my struggles and wrong doings, and then decided on appropriate punishment, that taught me love and respect. Like most children I watched people. I studied examples of all sorts and as I have been growing up I have been able to discern between what I believe is good and bad. I believe children are so smart. They notice everything and just want to be like the big people. They are constantly looking for examples of how the world should act.
Now I'm not here to say that if you lose a your temper a couple of times you're an awful parent (because I know I will). I'm not even here to say that if you don't spank your children then they will all turn out to be perfect little angels (because I know mine won't). I believe that the biggest example in a child's life is their parents. As we grow up we start to realize the things we do now that our parents did in the past. I want to be a mother that uses the Savior as her prime example in my life so that my children can use me as a GOOD example in theirs. I want to be someone that shows respect and charity to strangers and loved ones a like so that my children might someday pick up that disorder known as "Respect for Others".
Well that was a nice little venting sesh! Thanks guys!
Love,
Some Crazy Future Mom.
So I swear all I see lately on FB are all these pictures with quotes like "Support Phil Roberston" and "It's None of My Business How People Live Their Lives", but my favorite right now is the picture of just a quote that says "My parents spanked me as a child.... as a result I now suffer from a psychological condition known as 'Respect for Others'. Simply peachy right? So funny!
Now before I start my rant I want it clear that I'm not necessarily against spanking. I'm not over radical about how spanking has psychological effects. I know that it's "just a funny picture", but since I feel like I have been seeing this picture every day for the past week, I want to take it literally for a minute and I want to take the opportunity to voice my opinion about it.
First of all, I want to state that spanking doesn't not, in fact, cause a psychological condition known as respect for others. Now now remember what I said! I'm not a radical, but it simply doesn't!
So you guys must be thinking "Jacey! You are not a parent yet! You have no idea the struggles and realities of raising a child. You have no idea, you might just one day spank your child! How could you even have an opinion yet?" That is SO true! I have zero personal experience! I have not had to be up for hours at night cuddling a colicky baby. I have not had the pleasure of my child throwing a tantrum in the middle of a grocery store. I have not had the fear run through my veins watching my child try to run into the middle of the street. I have not yet experienced the feeling of a child being so naughty that they just need a good spankin' for them to knock it off. I do however take parenting and motherhood very seriously. Those who have known me for a long time know that my dream is to be a mother that our Savior can be proud of. My biggest desire is to send out good men and women into the world who I guess as the picture put it "suffer from a psychological condition known as Respect for Others"
So what's my opinion? Spanking your child will not make them respect others, respecting others yourself will help children to respect others.
Now like I said I am not necessarily against it all together, I might pop my kids depending on what exactly they do, but Husband and I have already communicated that spanking will NOT be our primary form of punishment. I don't believe a few times in a childhood will necessarily scar a person for life and I think those people that were only spanked a few times in their own childhood are the ones that share that photo. I do believe however that if you make spanking or screaming your primary form of punishment then you are teaching your child that when someone does something disappointing or wrong that it's Ok to fly off the handle. I never have nor never will see spanking my child as me keeping it together. Most of the times I was spanked myself I did not see it has my parents punishing me for something I did wrong, I saw it as them losing their temper and all I did was lose my temper more.
So if spanking didn't teach me respect for others then what did? Well all those times I saw my father make friendly conversations with strangers, holding doors and smiling, that taught me respect and kindness. All those times my mom came to my school to help with craft projects, that taught me patience and charity. Every time my clutzy self spilled a drink on the carpet and my dad simply said "accidents happen lets go clean it up together", that taught me responsibility and understanding. Any time my parents talked me through my struggles and wrong doings, and then decided on appropriate punishment, that taught me love and respect. Like most children I watched people. I studied examples of all sorts and as I have been growing up I have been able to discern between what I believe is good and bad. I believe children are so smart. They notice everything and just want to be like the big people. They are constantly looking for examples of how the world should act.
Now I'm not here to say that if you lose a your temper a couple of times you're an awful parent (because I know I will). I'm not even here to say that if you don't spank your children then they will all turn out to be perfect little angels (because I know mine won't). I believe that the biggest example in a child's life is their parents. As we grow up we start to realize the things we do now that our parents did in the past. I want to be a mother that uses the Savior as her prime example in my life so that my children can use me as a GOOD example in theirs. I want to be someone that shows respect and charity to strangers and loved ones a like so that my children might someday pick up that disorder known as "Respect for Others".
Well that was a nice little venting sesh! Thanks guys!
Love,
Some Crazy Future Mom.
Sunday, January 20, 2013
Mesa so Far.
Mesa has been very good to us so far! Nic is loving his new job and learning a lot! I love that Nic has his degree in Exercise Science because he's all about being healthy. We've been working out a lot more and we're ready to lose that "married weight".
I've had some pretty exciting things happen to me these past couple weeks as well! If you're not on Facebook than you might not know that I have started school in Cosmetology. I go to the Regency Beauty Institute here in Mesa and I am having so much fun! I've never been so excited to get up in the mornings! The biggest lesson I've learned is how much people take cosmetologists for granted. They don't realize how much we have to know, and what people skills we have to have to make people feel good on the inside, and look good on the outside. I'm in love with this industry!
(I decorated my apron! My childhood nickname was beaniebaby... I couldn't get an I.E.)
Also, in my LDS ward I was called to be the First Counselor of the Young Women! Young Women is such a great program! We teach girls from 12-18 about their individual worth, how to strengthen the community, and much more! The girls are so great and I'm so excited to get to know them!
Nic and I love Mesa! We went to the Mesa temple a few weeks ago. It is such a gorgeous place!
We also love that it's January and we can practice our golf swings!
Mesa can get pretty lonely since we don't have a ton of family and friends around us, but that's why we're especially thankful for the Toblers! Steve is Nic's boss and second cousin... I think. He's Nic's Mom's cousin... if that couldn't get any more confusing! His wife Marie is teaching me how to crochet, and make bread!
We have a lot of fun with their family and they've been so wonderful to us!
Welp! That's Mesa so far! We're just staying extremely busy and are extremely thankful for the weekends!
Love,
The Bibeaus
P.S. HAPPY SIX MONTH ANNIVERSARY TO MY WONDERFUL MAN! YOU TRULY ARE MY OTHER (BETTER) HALF!
I've had some pretty exciting things happen to me these past couple weeks as well! If you're not on Facebook than you might not know that I have started school in Cosmetology. I go to the Regency Beauty Institute here in Mesa and I am having so much fun! I've never been so excited to get up in the mornings! The biggest lesson I've learned is how much people take cosmetologists for granted. They don't realize how much we have to know, and what people skills we have to have to make people feel good on the inside, and look good on the outside. I'm in love with this industry!
Also, in my LDS ward I was called to be the First Counselor of the Young Women! Young Women is such a great program! We teach girls from 12-18 about their individual worth, how to strengthen the community, and much more! The girls are so great and I'm so excited to get to know them!
Nic and I love Mesa! We went to the Mesa temple a few weeks ago. It is such a gorgeous place!
Mesa can get pretty lonely since we don't have a ton of family and friends around us, but that's why we're especially thankful for the Toblers! Steve is Nic's boss and second cousin... I think. He's Nic's Mom's cousin... if that couldn't get any more confusing! His wife Marie is teaching me how to crochet, and make bread!
We have a lot of fun with their family and they've been so wonderful to us!
Welp! That's Mesa so far! We're just staying extremely busy and are extremely thankful for the weekends!
Love,
The Bibeaus
P.S. HAPPY SIX MONTH ANNIVERSARY TO MY WONDERFUL MAN! YOU TRULY ARE MY OTHER (BETTER) HALF!
Friday, January 4, 2013
Merry Christmas to All!!
So I've been lacking a little lately! That's mostly because we haven't had internet in our NEW HOME!!! Shortly before X-mas Nic and I moved OUT of Utah to Mesa, Arizona.
Before I talk about Mesa though I just want to give a shout out to my best friend Mrs. Wursten! Haha. One of my best friends got married on 12/12/12 to an awesome guy! They were sealed in the Salt Lake City Temple. It was a wonderful ceremony and a fantastic day!
Michelle and Nate's wedding reception was so great! They had hot chocolate and cinnamon rolls!
Nic and I waiting for the couple outside of the Temple!
We did have some time before we left to visit with some friends and family!
One weekend we had my sister, Shiloh's kids over for some great fun! Toddlers are certainly a handful! It was a blast though! We bought them toys, played on the playground, and made a gingerbread house! I love my bugs! I surely miss them!
After Nic's last week of school, I surprised him with 'The Hobbit' tickets, and then we met with our good friends Jayde and Caroline to go up to Salt Lake City. Here are Nic and I at the City Center Mall.
Nic and I at the temple lights!
The day before we left I got to spend time with this little guy! Easton is so big! I definitely miss this baby face!
Then it was off to ARIZONA!!! A big thanks to Nic's dad for helping us move everything in the snowy weather.
Nic's family met up with us at our new place for the holidays! My mother-in-law, Lezlie, was a huge help in putting the house together, and since we now live on a higher floor we were extremely thankful for Nic's dad and brother! Here are a few pics of the new house!
It's exciting having a home where I can put pictures up and make it all pretty! Mesa is a great city! Everything is close to us and Nic's boss (who is also Lezlie's cousin) and his family have been extremely awesome since they're like the only people we really know down here.
Christmas was great as well! The only pictures I have is of our Christmas spot...
We didn't really decorate much for Christmas except for our Christmas spot! (Thanks Lezlie for getting us stockings!) We were spoiled for Christmas! My Aunt Cristy and Uncle Vern got us a white house ornament! They're kind of a tradition in our family! Once your married Aunt Cristy will give your family an ornament from the White House! Well since I'm married I get to join in the fun! Also, we got dishes, a coffee table, some gift cards, Nic got me a white and gold watch, and I got him a new game controller. On Christmas day we went to see Les Miserables!! Good movie!!! Even Nic liked it!
Now Nic is working at his job, which is long, but he likes it, and I am starting beauty school this Monday!! I'm excited to start doing what I love!
One more shout out to my friend Trevor who just got home Jan. 2 from his mission in Texas!
Welp! That's about it! hopefully I can update something exciting soon!
Love,
The Bibeaus!
One weekend we had my sister, Shiloh's kids over for some great fun! Toddlers are certainly a handful! It was a blast though! We bought them toys, played on the playground, and made a gingerbread house! I love my bugs! I surely miss them!
After Nic's last week of school, I surprised him with 'The Hobbit' tickets, and then we met with our good friends Jayde and Caroline to go up to Salt Lake City. Here are Nic and I at the City Center Mall.
Then it was off to ARIZONA!!! A big thanks to Nic's dad for helping us move everything in the snowy weather.
It's exciting having a home where I can put pictures up and make it all pretty! Mesa is a great city! Everything is close to us and Nic's boss (who is also Lezlie's cousin) and his family have been extremely awesome since they're like the only people we really know down here.
Christmas was great as well! The only pictures I have is of our Christmas spot...
We didn't really decorate much for Christmas except for our Christmas spot! (Thanks Lezlie for getting us stockings!) We were spoiled for Christmas! My Aunt Cristy and Uncle Vern got us a white house ornament! They're kind of a tradition in our family! Once your married Aunt Cristy will give your family an ornament from the White House! Well since I'm married I get to join in the fun! Also, we got dishes, a coffee table, some gift cards, Nic got me a white and gold watch, and I got him a new game controller. On Christmas day we went to see Les Miserables!! Good movie!!! Even Nic liked it!
Now Nic is working at his job, which is long, but he likes it, and I am starting beauty school this Monday!! I'm excited to start doing what I love!
One more shout out to my friend Trevor who just got home Jan. 2 from his mission in Texas!
Welp! That's about it! hopefully I can update something exciting soon!
Love,
The Bibeaus!
Friday, December 7, 2012
Turkey Day!!
This Thanksgiving was a probably my favorite so far! I'd have to say that all of the credit goes to Nic. It was so great starting new traditions with him, and having a buddy to go to all of the parties with. One new tradition that we started was our Thankful Turkey.
He's pretty colorful because that was the only paper we had, but I think it gives him character. Our turkey doesn't have a lot of feathers in this picture because this was the beginning of the project. Everyday we wrote a new thing that we were thankful for on the feathers and then stuck them on the turkey. It was fun because it showed us just how blessed we are! The other traditions include cooking. Like I made a cinnamon roll apple pie. I'm still perfecting it, but when I do, I will post it to my "recipes" link.
The week before Thanksgiving all we got together with Nic's college friends and had a big Pre-Thanksgiving dinner. It was pretty much last time we'll all be together before Nic and I move to Arizona. It was so good though to laugh and play games with everyone. We're going to miss our friends so much! (P.S. special congrats to Dan and Lindsay!! They had their baby girl, Kate, a few days after our party!)
Then for Thanksgiving weekend. Nic and I of course had dinner with the family. Well, my family at least because Nic's is in Tennessee. After dinner our family has a tradition of making gingerbread houses. I have to say ours is pretty darn impressive.
It was a grand old time. Friday Nic and I just slept in and enjoyed not having to work or anything. Saturday we took a trip up to Salt Lake City.... not the best of ideas. It was super crowded!! Though I will admit the temple lights were great! My phone died when we got up there though so I didn't get any pictures. :( FAIL!
I'm so grateful for what this year has brought me! I'm thankful for my husband, my family, and my friends. I'm thankful that Nic and I could have so many loved ones! With out you guys life would be a complete bummer!
Thanks so much for everything you all have done!
Love Always,
The Bibeaus
He's pretty colorful because that was the only paper we had, but I think it gives him character. Our turkey doesn't have a lot of feathers in this picture because this was the beginning of the project. Everyday we wrote a new thing that we were thankful for on the feathers and then stuck them on the turkey. It was fun because it showed us just how blessed we are! The other traditions include cooking. Like I made a cinnamon roll apple pie. I'm still perfecting it, but when I do, I will post it to my "recipes" link.
The week before Thanksgiving all we got together with Nic's college friends and had a big Pre-Thanksgiving dinner. It was pretty much last time we'll all be together before Nic and I move to Arizona. It was so good though to laugh and play games with everyone. We're going to miss our friends so much! (P.S. special congrats to Dan and Lindsay!! They had their baby girl, Kate, a few days after our party!)
Then for Thanksgiving weekend. Nic and I of course had dinner with the family. Well, my family at least because Nic's is in Tennessee. After dinner our family has a tradition of making gingerbread houses. I have to say ours is pretty darn impressive.
It was a grand old time. Friday Nic and I just slept in and enjoyed not having to work or anything. Saturday we took a trip up to Salt Lake City.... not the best of ideas. It was super crowded!! Though I will admit the temple lights were great! My phone died when we got up there though so I didn't get any pictures. :( FAIL!
I'm so grateful for what this year has brought me! I'm thankful for my husband, my family, and my friends. I'm thankful that Nic and I could have so many loved ones! With out you guys life would be a complete bummer!
Thanks so much for everything you all have done!
Love Always,
The Bibeaus
Saturday, November 24, 2012
Psych!!!
We have some big news!!!!
We're not moving to Tennessee anymore.... we're moving to ARIZONA!!!
Although I'm pretty bumbed out that we wont be with Nic's parents (I'm kind of the type that once I have a plan in my head I don't like to change it), it will be a great new adventure for us!
The reason for the turn of events is because Nic got a job out there working at a sports medicine clinic. So he'll still be a Physical Therapy Aid which is such a blessing because he needs all of the experience he can get for grad school!! I will still be going to Cosmetology School down there full time... I am so excited to start that! For those of you who don't know... it's basically my dream for me to own a salon... or do hair and make up for Broadway... I think that would be pretty cool too!
We are still moving down December 19th and will be there for at least a year and a half or so. So now anyone in Utah has no excuse not to come visit us!
This Thanksgiving weekend is not over yet so I will update this again later! Just wanted to let ya'll know!
Love,
The Bibeaus
We're not moving to Tennessee anymore.... we're moving to ARIZONA!!!
Although I'm pretty bumbed out that we wont be with Nic's parents (I'm kind of the type that once I have a plan in my head I don't like to change it), it will be a great new adventure for us!
The reason for the turn of events is because Nic got a job out there working at a sports medicine clinic. So he'll still be a Physical Therapy Aid which is such a blessing because he needs all of the experience he can get for grad school!! I will still be going to Cosmetology School down there full time... I am so excited to start that! For those of you who don't know... it's basically my dream for me to own a salon... or do hair and make up for Broadway... I think that would be pretty cool too!
We are still moving down December 19th and will be there for at least a year and a half or so. So now anyone in Utah has no excuse not to come visit us!
This Thanksgiving weekend is not over yet so I will update this again later! Just wanted to let ya'll know!
Love,
The Bibeaus
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