The move continue and my friends decided that they would try to get the futon mattress and cuddle bug down the stairs by just pushing them down...together. It was so much fun. Amanda, Mich and Jo Jo seemed like they were having a blast.
At around noon on Saturday, I decided to take a break from moving to help Mich move a piano that she got online for free. It wasn't much of a break, because the piano was up in Wet Jordan and it had a metal frame. We had tons of fun moving it, though and successfully got it into their house, with only a tiny hole in the linoleum of the front entry way of Mich's house. :)
Although the move was fun, we did loose one of our numbers. He was squished to death, leading to his eyes bugging out of his head. Please take a moment of silence for our friend, Bubbles. He will be remembered for his love and wonderful singing voice which never failed, even when his battery was low. Bubbles, we love you!!!!!! You will be missed!!!
It was a bit chaotic, moving, but it was all worth it. Look at this view from our front porch. Beautiful, gorgeous, wish you were here.
Have a wonderful day my great friends. You are all worth it!!!! Give me a line sometime, if you want.

4th move of 2007

I've moved four times this year. The first one was on the 1st of January and then on the 13th of January, then again in May and now I hope that my final move on September 1st will be the last. My good friends Amanda and Mike Bright helped me and Michlene and Jolene Johnson gave me some great help.

Each time I've moved it has been chaos and nothing was ever packed. Just thrown in the car without being put in boxes. I tried to make this move different because I wanted to be able to sort through everything when I got to my new place. It's worked well, for half of my stuff, but then I didn't have much time to pack the basement, so my roommate Sonja (in my last place that I lived) and Michlene and Jolene packed it for me. I was so grateful for there help. I was grateful for all the help from everyone who did help.
I didn't get all the pictures that I wanted to, but I was able to get some.

Hey all. I'm trying to do this blog thingy more and more, but it seems like I'm just not doing it right. So all of these pictures are out of order. Hopefully you enjoy them.
Last week on August 18, 2007 I got up at 5:00am to go to Eden, Ut to watch the balloons go up. It was so freaking fun!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I would not get up for anything else, that I know of, on a Saturday.
It was so much fun to see the balloons take shape. Smokey was the greatest one to see. There was a JVC station there and I won a small portable hard drive. I was the first to win anything that day. It was fun. It's always nice to spend time with the family.


Here is a picture of me and my niece and another one of how cute my niece smiles for the camera. And one of my sister, her hubby, and my niece again.

Hopefully all of you are doing great. I know that I'm not very good at keeping in touch with you all, but I'll try to post a blog once a week, so that I can keep everyone updated. I love you all and I'm wishing you a wonderful, joyous day, week or evening. Big Mental Hugs.

My life story

I'm the one holding the baby. She's not mine, but she's my niece. This picture was taken over a year and a half ago in Korea. My parents, Dart and Yong Sun Nielson are standing next to me, my sister, Lucy, and her husband, William Barber on on the left. Oh, and the little blonde one is my niece, Alyssa. Ain't she cute. We went to Korea two summers ago to visit our family. My mom is Korean, and most of her family lives there.
I love my family and don't know what I'd do without them. This is one of the best pictures that we've taken with all of us together like this. It's great.
I was born in Las Vegas, Nevada in October of 1979. But I grew up in Dolores, Colorado and don't remember ever living in Vegas. My dad grew up in the same home town, so our family is known there.
I'm the youngest, which means I'm spoiled. But it's a nice spot to be in, cause I usually get what I want. ;) j/k.
My parents pretty much raised me in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, cause my mom joined when I was two or three, so I don't remember anything else.
I graduated High School in 1998 and went strait to BYU that summer where I started my University education. I decided to serve a mission for the LDS church in 2000 and I was sent to Korea, Pusan. I lived there for about 17 months and learned to love the Korean people. I was a great blessing to learn the language and be able to speak with my mother and her family when I returned home. I had my first real conversation with my grandma in June of 2002. Cool, huh?
I'm still in school, but hope to finish in the next year, while working full time for Bee-Hive Clothing.
Well, that's my life so far...... I'll keep you updated.