Hypocrite

Truth be told I think it's kinda strange when people post their birth stories on their blog.  Not sure exactly why...  Probably because I think some people are too dramatic or too often they say something really gross.  BUT, having said that.....I always read the birth story.  In it's entirety.  So I guess I'm the weird one.

Regardless, I am not a good journal keeper.  And after a year I seem to be forgetting  some tiny details about the day Stella was born.  So I wrote out her birth story.  But I hid it WAY back in my blog because I don't think anyone will want to read it.

If you're a weirdo who loves to read birth stories you can find it here.  But I'm sure it is boring.

Bosom Friends

If you are familiar with Anne of Green Gables... 

then you will recognize the term Bosom Friends.

I have a Bosom Friend.

Her name is Becca.

She and I both had baby girls this summer.

Cutie pie, Jane, was born just 6 weeks after Stella.

This was their play date a couple weeks ago.

Now don't forget Ash's darling little Anna.

She is going to be the "mother"

when these little girls play house in a couple years.

And she didn't want to be left out of the pictures.

Ash will also have another baby girl this fall.


October 31st

In the history of Dibb and Britt,

October 31st is a special day. 

October 31, 2000

Andrew & I met when he came to my house

with my cousin Bryce and we all watched

The Mummy, ate candy, and played pool.

October 31, 2004

Andrew & I decided to dated exclusively

instead of just casually.

October 31, 2005

We got engaged at Memory Grove in SLC

I can't wait to see what's in store for us

on the October 31's of the future.

Confessions of a Nerd

The nerd conventions

of my life. 

In Jr. High Jenna and I had to compete  in the history fair.

Theme: Turning Points in History

Our Topic: Rock'n'Roll

Who knew?  We won the regional history fair.

Then went on to the state history fair.

Won that too.

Then off to Washington D.C.

to compete in the  biggest nerd convention/national history fair. 

We didn't win that one.

So we're not the biggest nerds in the nation--just the state.

Side note:  You haven't truly experienced a nerd convention until you go to a national history fair dance.  For real, we went one night.  We told our moms to come with us.  Haha!!!  We just wanted to check it out.  We walked in got a cookie, and by the time we were done eating our cookie we were ready to go.   Steve Erkel dancing X 1000=national history fair dance.

In high school, Becca, Ash, and I

won the regional science fair.

We were supposed to go to BYU 

to meet with some professor

to perfect our project

because then we would have been a shoe-in to win the

state science fair.

We didn't really feel like it. 

So we just took our project to state as is.

We still won 2nd place.

Now I'm 4 credits away from being done with college.

Did I make it through without a nerd convention?????

Nope.

Introducing Beta Gamma Sigma

An award for only the top 10% of senior business students

At certain accredited universities.

I got it.

Beta Gamma Sigma sounds like a nerd sorority to me.

Andrew and I went to the "induction ceremony" on Friday.

We didn't think it was a big deal, but then as Andrew put it.....

"All the sudden there were people & family members everywhere

whipping out their professional cameras and taking pics."

We didn't even think to take a camera with us.

We hung around log enough for me to

take my PLEDGE

and then to walk across the stage and receive

my medal,

my key,

and my certificate.

Then we skipped out on their cheap refreshments.

And went to Outback.

Now THAT's a celebration.

Yeah me!

Hopefully adding Beta Gamma Sigma to my resume

will provide me with some benefits.

Because otherwise, I'm just a nerd.