Well, for starters, my name is Sophie, and I live on Elmendorf AFB, Alaska.

I have the best job in the world: Mommy. 

I’m going to be 25 soon, and am honestly not sure how I feel about being a quarter-century old. 

I consider myself to be a pretty crafty person, although I tend to have an average of five different projects going at once.

I like to read, and now that I think about it, I tend to have an average of five books with bookmarks in them at all times. 

I’m starting to think I either have a hard time finishing things or a bad habit of spreading myself too thin.

My biggest craving when I was pregnant with my daughter was movie-theater popcorn.  This not only succeeded in added poundage during the pregnancy but also means a movie-going experience just isn’t complete without a bag of warm, buttery goodness in my hands. 

My daughter, fortunately, shares my love for going to the movies, which, believe you me, I frequently take advantage of. 

I do that a lot…do things “for Piper” that I really am just doing because I wanted to do.  Does that make me a horrible mom?  I don’t think so.  It’s one of the great benefits of being a mother…having someone to blame stopping at McDonald’s for lunch on. 

My husband’s name is Brandon, and I love him more now than I ever have before. 

We met while working at Pizza Hut in West Jordan, Utah.

One of the first things we did together was a spur-of-the-moment road trip to the Grand Canyon, simply because neither of us had been and we both happened to have the next four days off work.

I miss doing spontaneous things like that.  It’s my least favorite part about being a mother. 

Brandon and I got pregnant with Piper one of the first few times we had sex because I was stupid and we didn’t use a condom.  I’d do it again in a heartbeat.

“I Was a Really Good Mom Before I Had Kids” is the best book title I’ve ever seen.

I really do think I’m a good mother.  I yell a lot, but all in all, I’m a great mom. 

I miss being in school.  Honestly. 

My mother and I do not get along unless there are at least a thousand miles between us. 

I am scared to death Piper and I will one day have the same relationship my mother and I do.

Sometimes, I’m jealous of the way my mother dotes on my daughter.

My sister is covered in tattoos, wants her to gage her ears to 1.5 inches, hasn’t had a job in a year and a half, drinks too much, smokes, and parties too much.  But if something ever happened to Brandon and I, she’s who I’d want to raise my daughter.  Hands down. 

I grew up in England and Germany.  Kick ass, I know.

I wanted to be a teacher up until my senior year in high school.  Now, I want to be a marriage and family therapist. 

I really wish I were a better photographer.  Maybe I’ll take a class someday.

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