Truth be told, no one reads this blog. I've intentionally kept it private and ultimately abandoned my old blog-of-many-years just so I could have an outlet to say whatever I want without offending anyone.
I don't want to be forced to filter for your sake. Sorry, but I did begin this with "truth be told." And if we are talking truth here, the truth is that I don't want to be forced to write like 99% of the blogosphere where all posts are carefully drafted to increase popularity. I write for me, not you.
Lately I've been considering a change--not to start filtering and stop potentially offending, but to start opening the blog and continue potentially offending.
So, hello big wide world!
Welcome to my mundane life.
Here's the update for those who already know me (and know that I don't post on Facebook or Twitter) and here's the intro for those who don't.
I'm still working as the American Sign Language supervisor at LDS Church HQ. It's been a rough 18 months working for a corporate/religious setting. And more specifically, it's been a roller coaster in Hell working for my boss. But I've also learned a lot about ASL, managing, myself, and a myriad of other things. Plus it pays well, and we all know that's more important than personal happiness. NOT! One day I'll quit. Just not today. I really believe I was meant to work in my position. Actually, I firmly believe that. And until those feelings change, I will continue to push through the sticky mess that is red tape and continue taking sufficient ibuprofin to keep me from killing someone.
Mr. B is still working as a sports broadcaster for BYUtv. He love his job, but it doesn't quit pay the bills (another reason I don't walk out on my job).
In more recent news, my husband surprised me with a trip to NYC for my birthday! And my sister-in-law came home from her mission. More on that in a few days.
Welcome to my secret, potentially offensive blog. Come again... if you feel like it.
Written for Meagen since she keeps asking me for a blog update. :)
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