Family Info

I should probably start by giving you some information about our little family.
Tom and I were married in January of 2003. I had been living in Salt Lake City and he came down, we got married and then he and his friends moved me on up to Alaska. We had lots of adventures, some good, some not so good. And I got to know Tom's kids from his first marriage. They are pretty much a good bunch of kids, though some of them aren't really "kids" anymore...
B1 is the oldest gal, she's 23 and has a little family of her own. They've recently moved in with us temporarily while they save up money and look for a house. Has been loads of fun having her, C and "baby" G.. big changing having a 2.5 year old in the house, but great practice :)
D is the only boy of the lot (there was another, but he passed away at about a year old, so I never knew him..) He will be 22 later this year. D is a good kid, but is currently having a hard time figuring out who he is and what he really wants to do with his life. We're hoping he will get that all figured out soon, but until then we wait and love him.
B2 is 16 and working on getting her driver's license. She was just elected class president for next year and vp of her speech and debate club. She is also really into swimming and track. She's a great kid and really seems to know who she is in herself.
M is the youngest. She was 4 when we married, and will be 12 later this year. She has really grown up. We're still not sure where she's going yet, but it does look like she and B2 are geek girls.. and we couldn't be prouder :)

We also have several dogs. The current round is composed of Willow, a 9 year old Jack Russell Terrier, (B2's dog, really.. she's perfect for the girls, she is very very protective of them) Gobo, a 3 year old Pomeranian, and Gir, a 4 year old Pomeranian. Pepe and Rocky were our other dogs, both pommies, who might get mentioned from time to time. Rocky passed away about 3 years ago and Pepe just earlier this spring. We loved them dearly and miss them. They are definitely part of the family.

More later on each of us individually. :)