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Country, Basket Ball and Tomlin!

Wow it's been a while since I updated this! Sorry!
Life is rolling along and I'm doing good. Last Friday Stacy and I, along with Madre, Bonnie, George and Cindy, went to see Brad Paisley in concert at the Rose Garden! It was tons of fun! Stacy has pictures on her blog...
A coworker asked me to go to teh Blazer game on Sunday afternoon. They won and scored over 100 points, so everone got cupons for free chalupas at Taco Bell! It was a good game too, so lots of fun there.
This Saturday Stess is coming up to Portland! We're going to see Chris Tomlin!!!!!!!!!! Yep, I'm excited! I saw him several years ago and loved it, so I'm really looking forward to that this weekend. And seeing Stess is always wonderful.
I'm still without a car, but have been getting around on the public transportation pretty well. Once it gets sunnier, or less rainy, I'm going to try and ride more often.
Work is going well. I was in training for the past week and a half and learned a TON. It's been great to put that all into practice this week. Next week I may be training, which I love!
I moved rooms as one of my roomates moved out. I'm sad she left, but really love my new room. We're still looking for a roomate though, so keep praying.
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