It has been an interesting 11 months, full of changes:<\/p>\n
1)\tMy dad, who has Parkinson\u2019s Disease decided to have a Deep Brain Simulator implanted to help in managing his disease. This decision has meant a lot of trips to Baton Rouge for me and a chance to hear some funny stories of his youth. It has also taught me a lot of patience.<\/p>\n
2)\tIn August, the week dad had this surgery, I lost my Grandmother Stroud who was almost 96, otherwise known to me as my Memie<\/a>).<\/p>\n 3)\tIn October, we announced that we were expecting our #2 child.<\/p>\n 4)\tThat same month my mother retired and moved to Florida (actually it was November when she moved). She is no longer just 8-12 hours away, but has enjoyed telling me how warm it is, especially when we were freezing in January!<\/p>\n 5)\tIn February, I turned 40 (yea, I don\u2019t act it, so that really wasn\u2019t much of a change)<\/p>\n 6)\tOn March 1, 2011, Caleb Gene Breeding<\/a> was born.<\/p>\n 7)\tAnd the latest <\/strong>change in my life happened on March 15, 2011, when I turned in my resignation as the Director for Information System at Louisiana Tech University\u2019s Alumni Center. I\u2019ve been an employee of Louisiana Tech for almost 15 years and I have grown to love the University that I graduated from even more than I did when I was a student.<\/p>\n I will be starting a job with Donnie Bell Design<\/strong> on April 11, 2011 as a web programmer for them. Be sure to visit their site<\/a>, blog<\/a>, Twitter feed<\/a>, and Facebook<\/a> page!<\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" It has been an interesting 11 months, full of changes: 1) My dad, who has Parkinson\u2019s Disease decided to have a Deep Brain Simulator implanted to help in managing his disease. This decision has meant a lot of trips to … Continue reading