Answering the tough questions

The lovely Erin at Living in Yellow answered some tough questions a few months ago and I did answer them but I forgot to click publish. That's what happens when you're 6 weeks post baby. So here you go.

1. If you could do one thing differently in your life, what would it be?
I'm going to cheat because I have 3.

1) Make up. Oh it was bad. 

Blue Eye shadow = Bad Marci

b) I would have tried harder in high school to get a career. 

c) I would have been smarter with relationships. 

2. Where do you see yourself in 5 years?
Hopefully happy and healthy. Ill be happily married, have an amazing career and/or a business and/or a non-profit organization, and have 2-3 kids. We will live in a house with a big yard and own lots of animals...our 2 cats, dogs, a parrot, and a duck to name a few. We should probably just buy a farm. And lastly, I'll be a sports mom who cheers my kids on at every game.

3. Do you honestly want kids?
I'm going to change the question to "Do you honestly want more kids?" The answer? I know right now I'm happy with Mylo but deep down I still want another one. 

4. What has been the best moment of your life so far?
Top two moments were my wedding day and the birth of my son. 

5. What is your life theme song?
I'm going to say my wedding song because the lyrics are perfect.
Rascal Flatts - God bless the broken road

6. What is one thing you have yet to accomplish that you want to do before you die?
The obvious answer is everything mommy related; seeing my son walk, talk, go to school, graduate, get married. The not so obvious answer would be to find my passion and enjoy it as much as I can.

7. If you could choose one thing to be known for, what would it be?
Helping others

8. If you could do anything you wanted right in this very moment (no consequences, no fear, etc), what would it be?
I would go sky diving. It's the only thing that faces all my fears into 1 activity; planes, heights, falling, no control, and death.

9. What has been the most challenging moment in your life?
The first three weeks after my son was born! The screaming, the crying, the lack of sleep and just not knowing what to do. I cried so many times from being physically and mentally exhausted. It was by far the most challenging but most rewarding.

10. Summarize yourself in one word.
Random.

There you have it. What would you answer to these questions?