School and work and a little thing I call life

So I really enjoy blogging. But I feel like I need to have a big story or cool pictures in order to post. And a lot of living is just day to day stuff and not much out of the ordinary. But I have decided that it's absolutely okay to post about that. So I will.
A run down on me, Dominique: I have a really good job. I work at ProPay, which does basically credit card processing (think PayPal, but better...I'm not biased though ;). I deal with chargebacks, aka credit card disputes. A couple days ago this lady I was talking to on the phone told me she would hate my job. But ya know, I like it. I'm good at what I do and it gives me a nice sense of accomplishment. I think that's important in a job. Also, not all of our customers think of it this way, but I do help people. First the chargeback makes them mad, and I then I help them to resolve it. It's a good thing in the end. Plus I have really great co-workers and I enjoy being around them. Working at PP has been a blessing. It's a good place to work.
I'm the Relief Society chorister in my ward. I really enjoy my calling. I LOVE music and singing hymns can be so spiritual. It's not a super intense calling and sometimes I wish it asked more, but I really do like it. It's quite perfect for me. Good thing I took that conducting class for my music minor....
Tyler is working hard at school. He changed his major to Latin American Studies recently for two reasons--1) because he had a lot of Spanish credits and he can graduate soon and 2) because he's focusing on the Hispanic culture which can be later applied to a career. Oh, and he likes it too. Depending on if a class is offered in the spring, Tyler will either graduate in August or December of this year. We're excited to see the end coming!
Once Tyler is graduated, we'll head off to grad school for a degree in advertising. Our first pick is Virginia Commonwealth University because they have the #1 program in the country. There are waiting lists of companies who want to hire you as soon as you graduate. And we are cool with that! Our second choice is a school in Miami. We'll see when the time comes.
Tyler left the Daily Universe in December and has been looking for a job. He'd really love to do graphic design. Unfortunately, those job offering are quick to disappear so in the meantime he went back to serving twice a week at La Vigna in American Fork. They welcomed him back with open arms, of course.
Ty is still serving as first counselor in the bishopric. Because he's in the bishopric, he got set apart as a veil worker at the Provo Temple. Isn't that so cool? I really think it's awesome that he has the opportunity to serve there as well as in our ward!
We are very happy and are doing well. Life is good, even if a bit of the same old same old. But I guess that's just a little of what life is. :)