Crazy Christensen Clan: Life Is Good

So here we are. It's 2010 and as I look back I just can't imagine where the time has gone. Jason and I met in 1999 and married August 4th, 2001. Since then we have had 3 beautiful children- Ashley, BraeLynne and Eden- to add to the instant family we already had with my step-son Riley. Together we make a very colorful but well rounded and happy little family. For the last few years my job has been at home. It is such a wonderful privelege to be able to be there every day for my children. Jason, on the other hand, keeps very busy outside the home. In addition to his full time job in maintenance at the Sufco coal mine, he is also known as SSG Christensen with the Utah National Guard AND he is a member of the Holden Volunteer Fire Department. As if that wasn't enough to keep a person on their feet, he just started doing Veterans' Honors funerals this year. I am so proud to be married to a man with such loyalty for country and community and such passion for what he believes in.

"My Husband, My Soldier, My Hero"

Saturday, September 5, 2009

Life Is Good

Isn't it wonderful how things work out? I feel like everything has just fallen together perfectly and things are going my way. My family is finally complete and things are always getting better. Jason is still loving his job and he just got put on maintenance. My middle kids are keeping busy with school and dance and soccer. Little Eden is walking up a storm. Riley is about to turn 12 and yet he remains an all around good kid. I am finally having a little more luck with my bird breeding project, and I have lost some weight and leveled out and I am feeling sooo good. I have finally got a few projects finished around the house that I had been meaning to get to. I've also decided to become a surrogate mother and bring in a little extra bread. It is so cool because I can help to support my family, as well as make another couple's dreams come true, all by doing something I can quite literally do in my sleep. I'm young and I'm able, so why not?