5 questions......

I was tagged in a blog to give 5 answers to 5 questions, so here goes!

Question 1: Where were you 5 years ago?
Josh had just returned from Iraq and we were living with his mom and step-dad
I was working at the Mineral Area Board of Realtors office as an Office Assistant (making like $6.50 an hour! That job didnt last long when after a year I asked for a $.50 raise and they denied it saying it 'wasn't in the budget', too bad to because the hours were great! M-Th 9-5 and Fridays 9-1).
We started looking for a place of our own
5 years ago my biological clock was ticking and Josh didn't know if he wanted anymore kids, we had a rough way to go for a while with that, I had to prove to him that I wasn't going anywhere and that I wasn't his ex-wife.
I was only 25 years old and had decided to start college back up part-time


Question 2: What is/was on your to do list today?
I need to pay bills for work
I need to refax paperwork to some physicians (for work)
I need to do some billing & coding (for work)
I have to run to walmart and get a few things for the office (coffee cups, trash bags)
I have to pick up some business cards and paperwork we had printed at Blake Graphic Arts.

Question 3: What 5 snacks do you enjoy?
Chips & Salsa
Popcorn
Anything chocolate
Double Stuffed Oreos (dont buy them that often but I love them!)
pickles!

Question 4: Name 5 places you have lived.
Belgrade, MO
Caledonia, MO
Irondale, MO
Park Hills, MO
Farmington, MO

Question 5: What 5 things would you do if you were a billionaire?
I'd pay off every bad account on Josh & my credit report (I know I know, who needs credit when your a billionaire, but that would be the 1st thing)
I'd purchase some simple CD's at the bank and set them to draw interest until the kids each turned 18.
I'd buy some property somewhere and we would build a dream home (probably a log cabin type house and I'd decorate it with all the cute stuff I always wish I could buy out of the Cabela's catalog!)
We would both get new vehicles
We would help out our families financially the best way we think would benefit them in the long run (sometimes just giving $$$ isn't the best strategy, you'd hafta help them with things that they could benefit from in the long run (home, car, college, property).