Tuesdays...

The lovely thing about Tuesdays is the Pancake House. Today being a Tuesday we went and gorged ourselves on sausage and cheese breakfast burritos. Yummy..... The other lovely thing about Tuesdays is Maury- you know the show to find who your baby daddy is? It's awsome. Sometimes we enjoy staying home from work just to enjoy this fine hour of television. We are in fact thinking of traveling to NYC to attend a Maury show. We will keep you posted or should we say "blogged" on this later.

Another day in the life.....

We thought while all of our "married friends" blog daily... we didn't want to be left out on all the fun of posting our daily routines and activities. While being single you are only considered to be 1/2 a person, we thought that togetherwe might make a whole person and deserve to start a blog highlighting all of the great adventures we go through on nearly a daily basis.

Here's our story... We met in 2004 at nursing school at BYU. You might say it was love at first sight. We got our first immunizations together, and well the love and friendship grew from there. We patiently watched all of our friends find love and ditch the singles boat- but, we are holding strong.

We work at Primary Children's Medical Center for mediocre pay and moderate job satisfaction. It's enough to pay our giant car payments every month and to refill the milk that our roomate who we refer to as "Rachey" drinks so rapidly. We think she might be part infant at the rate she guzzles it.

We started living together a year and a half ago in the "Sugar Hood". We have seen each other through break ups and hook ups. We have had some good times and some bad... we've had our share of lover's quarrels too. In fact, we went two weeks without speaking this March. It SUCKED.

We have a friend named Kelly... she is the lemon to our diet coke. She is fondly referred to as "pookey". She also works at PCMC in the PICU. Together the 3 of us are lovin life, makin the best of what our "married friends" often think of as the dating life in which they would never want to have to go back to.