If you could do one thing differently in your life, what would it be?I would have enjoyed my younger years more. It's amazing how fast we try and grow up, and looking back now I would have definitely slowed way down. I know this may be more than "one" thing, but its kind of a concept rather than one thing I would have done differently.
Where do you see yourself in 5 years?
Hopefully, doing what I love. I think that its important to put your work where you heart is. Where I am now is good for hubs and I now, but its not where my heart is. In 5 years, I may or may not be a mother. I am not 100% sure I want to be a parent, but when I do, I want to be ready. Ready in the sense that its what I want. I know most people are never fully "ready" for parenthood. I hope to have a house. Apartments are low maintenance, but I want a place to call "mine".
Do you honestly want kids?Again, I am not 100% sure I do. I am also not 100% sure I don't. I don't want to be a mother by default. I think my biggest concern is wanting to know that I can get pregnant. I think knowing that I couldn't would change if I want to be a mother or not. I know it shouldn't, but I think it would. Am I alone here?
What has been the best moment of your life so far?
I think there have been a series of best moments. Meeting my hubs, my wedding day, the birth of my niece, the day I turned my life over to the Lord. There are lots of moments. They are all bests.
What is your life theme song?I would say "22" by Taylor Swift. It's happy, so my life at 22, and I want to be a college kid forever! Is that sad?
What is the one thing you have yet to accomplish that you want to do before you die?
Go to Hawaii. Hands down.
If you could choose one thing to be know for, what would it be?
Loving others without needing anything in return.
If you do anything you wanted right at this very moment (no consequences, no fear, etc.), what would it be?I would say quit my job and start my own business. I've always wanted to own a coffee shop. Eek!
What has been the most challenging moment in your life?
I would say the death of my good friend at age 13. It was my first experience with death and took me a solid 6 months before I stopped crying everyday. She died so suddenly and it put me in touch with my own sense of mortality. It was a frightening, confusing, deeply sad moment in my life and to this day still get teary eyed when I think of my dad telling me that night. Her 27th birthday would have been on Earth Day.
Summarize yourself in one word.
Sarcastic. It's all I've got.
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