2013…Where did you go?

Time flew by…

2013 brought me so many opportunities I never saw coming…


  • I student taught at Huffman ISD.

  • Visited New York City for the first time ever. :) 





  • Got my dream job as a middle school dance teacher (166 students!)

  • Moved into my first "big girl" apartment since college.


  • Celebrated my first Christmas in my new place :)

(Isn't this the cutest idea...cut the center loop in the large bow and just stick the smaller bow inside. Thanks Mom for the tip.)



  • Last but not least, I realized it's the little things that can't be bought that truly mean the most. I can only imagine what 2014 will hold in store for me.


(Saw this sign at the Antique & Craft Mall of Pasadena)










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