Love these Gals

Well I really enjoy my sister time. So glad that I have some or some at least that love me no matter what my emotion is for that hour. Lately its all been the same emotion right girls? Love you Ness and Tara!

Just love this girl. My favorite sister in law because no matter how rude, bitchy, bratty, snotty, sarcastic and crude and crass i am she loves me still, and doesnt judge me for it. I love spending time with her and getting to see her really get as sarcastic as i can be. Love you Tara so glad you my sister.

Where's & When's of Photo Radar Enforcement

New DPS photo radar stationary camera locations

Drive slow or you'll pay for it. DPS has rolled out mobile cameras throughout the state, and they're now starting to put up stationary cameras too.
The first nine wil be up and running by October 22nd (they're starred below). The other locations will follow.

When finished, there will be a total of 60 stationary cameras and 40 mobile ones throughout Arizona. If you get a ticket for going 10 miles over the
speed limit, you'll pay $181.

Interstate 10
**Eastbound, I-10, 287th Ave.
**Eastbound, I-10, Miller
**Eastbound, I-10, Watson

Westbound, I-10, 91st Ave
East & West, I-10, 75th Ave
East & West, I-10, 59th Ave
Eastbound, I-10, 35th Ave
Eastbound, I-10, 43rd Ave
Eastbound, I-10, 27th Ave
East & West, I-10, 15th Ave
Eastbound, I-10, 16th Street
Westbound, I-10, Buckeye
Westbound, I-10, 24th Street
Westbound, I-10, 40th Street

US 60
Westbound, US-60, Alma School
Westbound, US-60, Mesa Drive
Westbound, US-60, Gilbert Road

Interstate - 17
Southbound, I-17, 15th Ave
Southbound, I-17, 12th Street
Northbound, I-17, Thunderbird
Northbound, I-17, Bell Road

State Route - 51
Southbound, SR-51, Thomas Road
Southbound, SR-51, Highland Pkwy.
Southbound, SR-51, Bethany Home Rd.

State Route - 101
**Southbound, SR-101, McDowell Rd
**Southbound, SR-101, Indian School
**Southbound, SR-101, Bethany Home
North & South, SR-101, Glendale Ave.
Southbound, SR-101, Olive
** Eastbound, SR-101, 75th Ave
** Eastbound, SR-101, 59th Ave
** Eastbound, SR-101, 35th Ave

**Starred camera locations will be set up and taking pictures starting between October 17th and 22nd

Oh Great Eight!

8 Things I am passionate about.



1.sean
2.my job as a Certified Dylsexia Specialist
3.making sure havik is a balanced, healthy, happy dog.
4.making sure I take care of my health, so my family will benefit
5.my relationship with the Lord
6.learning new things
7.change
8.house hunting



8 Words or phrases I say often


1.I Love You
2.well, when i get cut off on the road, whore!
3."oh Sugarloaf Mountain"
4. to my students, "Smarty Pants" they love it!
5. sh**
6. !!!!your too old to be driving!!!!!!
7. 5 out of 7 days a week I always ask my students this, " What's the first question I am always going to ask you? and their answer always is, "Does it start with a capital and end with a punctuation mark?" they say with much sarcasm because I always have to remind them.
8.so how was your day?





8 Things I wanna do before I die


1. get sealed to Sean
2.be a mama
3.own, my own motorcyle
4.go to DisneyLand
5. go to Vegas
6.get waaaaay more education
7.complete a full marathon
8. be a well known and respected Dyslexia Specialist!!!





8 Things I have learned


1. life is crappy- so what are you gunna do about it? cry whine and have a pity party? nope -learn and move on!
2. a happy marriage is a partner ship you both have to work for- together.
3.making mistakes makes us smarter, if we learn from them the 1st time around
4.if you dont use it you loose it, like reading music.
5. children imitate their parents behavior, please be self aware
6.put your big girl panties on and deal with it.
7.Sean really is a great husband, I love you Sean Green.
8. I have learned to take responsibility.





8 Places I would love to go to or see


1.oh, see the San Diego Temple
2.Ireland
3.Switzerland
4.Italy
5.Maine
6.the island where bella and edward spent there honeymoon.
7. to see the Statue of Liberty
8.Hawaii





8 Things I need or want


1.a new mattress for our bed
2.washer and dryer
3. more comfortable bra's
4. a major vaycay
5.to be the guys back up singer!
6.want babies
7. i want a make over
8. need my car door fixed





8 foods i love


1. Paradise Bakery, fire roasted tomatoe soup and southwest chicken ceasar salad, mmmmmm yummm, Favorite forever!
2.Olive Garden, soup and salad
3.Louisiana Breakfast! its been a while DAD when you gunna do another?
4.an ice cold Barq's Rootbeer
5.licorice- black and red!
6.Ben & Jerry's Karmel Sutra, yummers
7.bagels and cream cheese
8.french fries

Hmmmm-

Well the outcome of Havik was most certainly not the way I had imaged him, so oh well.
This was our first time handing out candy in a house. Not as many kids out then I expected. Definately Sean and I's favorite came with two fairy sister's so cute with wings, and a little little boy he had to of been 2 or three, and when they said trick or treat this little boy said, " I am alergic to peanut butter" That little boy had the sweetest smallest voice . Sean and I started to laugh it was so cute, he got an extra handful because that was so cute. I'm sure his mom standing on the curb had reminded him to tell people he was alergic to peanuts because she started to giggle when she heard us laughing. So darn cute, we still have left overs too! yes- i love starburst!


Hmmmm i wonder what you guys are gunna think Havik was supposed to be for Halloween. It didnt

The mess has been fixed.

So for those of you who know me pretty well, know i get tired of the same ol' hair style, cut and color, so i often change it. Well I got a little Anxious before my next hair appointment so I did it myself, and it was not the cutest, but it was a change. So here are the before's and after's. Love the After, Jessica is probably THE best stylist I have ever gone too. I know i will never switch because I have ALWAYS been happy with her work, even when I go in with no idea of what i want. Thanks Jess, your wonderful!

Before's

Here are the afters!

Tell me what you think?

Loves

I love this little man-i love seeing how differant he looks than his brother and sister, gotta love he looks like B.
this is actually the only halloween item i have at the moment, and thats okay cuz i really do love this skull, doesnt it seem like its me?

Pumkin Patcher!

I know I know its totally crude of me, but MAN do they have some big balls
Anne said" Oh look at his butt!"

The hoarder!

This man really thinks these item are so wonderful he feels the need to display them all year round. And NO this is not a garage sale, this is his home. Apache Junction. He also had no problem with us recording and taking pictures of his precious items. Let me know what you think, then you gotta take a look for yourself to fully understand the magnitude of his obsession.

1 in 5 people have dyslexia

Educational Advice!

Don't Wait -- Get Help Now Here's what three experts say:

Susan Hall, coauthor of Straight Talk About Reading

Question: How do parents know if their child's reading delay is a real problem or simply a "developmental lag?" How long should parents wait before seeking help in their child is struggling with reading?
Answer:Beware of the developmental lag excuse for several reasons.First, I have listened to parent after parent tell me about feeling there was a problem early on, yet being persuaded to discount their intuition and wait to seek help for their child. Later, when they learned time is of the essence in developing reading skills, the parents regretted the lost months or years.
Second, research shows that the crucial window of opportunity to deliver help is during the first couple of years of school. So if your child is having trouble learning to read, the best approach is to take immediate action. Knowing how soon to act is easy if you know the conclusions of recent research.
Reading researchers say the ideal window of opportunity for addressing reading difficulties is during kindergarten and first grade. The National Institutes of Health state that 95 percent of poor readers can be brought up to grade level if they receive effective help early.
While it is still possible to help an older child with reading, those beyond third grade require much more intensive help.The longer you wait to get help for a child with reading difficulties, the harder it will be for that child to catch up. If help is given in fourth grade (rather than in late kindergarten), it takes four times as long to improve the same skills by the same amount.
To see what else Susan Hall has to say, go to www.schwablearning.org

Patricia Vail, author of 9 books on Learning Disabilities

If your child has trouble in the early levels of school, get help immediately! Do not wait to see if the child will grow out of it.
Prevention is always easier than remediation.
Learning differences don't disappear spontaneously.
If you worry that receiving extra help will make your child feel different, forget it. Your child already feels different by virtue of