Andrea

So what can I say...moved to Knoxville, TN back in October 2005 with my husband, Clayton or Claydawg as most probably know of him. We lived in Tupelo, MS for four years, my hometown, where I worked at a local bank as Lead Teller/ Customer Service Representative and he worked at Progressive as a claims adjuster...his job is how we ended up here in Knoxville. I took a position with a Knoxville credit union as a Member Service Representative where I do consumer loans and some teller work too. I really love the challenges that loans have to offer!We have FIVE furry children- 2 cats (Lily and Frances) and 3 dogs (Carter, Morgan, and Dixie), but Carter, our Boston Terrier, definitely demands the most attention! ****UPDATE: Now Morgan is the demanding one!! It's always PLAY, PLAY, PLAY, PLAY, PLAY, then pass out! We recued her the end of June, and we have been playing fetch ever since!! She has made a great addition to our little menagerie!**** Dixie is our outside child and she loves to bury anything and everything. Lily is my little white shadow and is quite the talker; Frances, on the otherhand, is your typical, moody feline and so does not like Morgan at all.I love being back in a big city because of all of the potential places to find bargains! You can never go to too many Target's in one day...they all have different stuff!!We bought a boat in June, and we were out on Norris Lake almost every weekend until football season started! I absolutely love it! We have a great time just hanging out! If you come up for a visit, we will definitely go out for a spin around the lake!!We have UT season tickets, so our fall has been consumed with ballgames! They are pretty cool seats...second row up from the field...I love being that close! The energy and loudness in the stadium is amazing! It's AWESOME!!I/we miss seeing our friends terribly...we are ALWAYS up for visitors!!! Come grace us with your presence!I guess that is about all there is about me...kind of predictable and boring for the most part, but what can i say...that's my life!