Tuesday, November 16, 2010
6 Days and counting!
Sunday, November 7, 2010
81 down and 14 to go!
Wednesday, December 30, 2009
Christmas Break!
Wednesday, November 18, 2009
SO TIRED!!!!
- Back at BYU
- Decided to major in Exercise Science
- I have 6 AMAZING Roommates!
- My best friend is on a mission and I have some how figured out how to manage my own life without her.
- After getting my bs the plan is to go on to study Physical Therapy
- Still doing the colorguard thing
- I'm serving on the service committee in my ward
- I try to make it to the temple as often as I can which unfortunately isn't very often
- Thanksgiving is next week!!!
- 23 days till the last day of class and my 22nd birthday!
- The fact that I'm generally surrounded by amazing people
Thursday, March 12, 2009
Life is Good
That brings me to another point. I'm going to miss Ashleigh so much!!!!! I'm so happy that she's going on a mission and i just know that she will love it so much but I'm selfish and I want her to stay just so I can talk to her everyday, or when I freak out and need my best friend to talk to. Noone else really understands the weird, crazy thoughts that run through my head that I just have to tell someone else. I'll live somehow. I did manage to survive life somehow for 18 years before I met her. And I guess letter writing will suffice.
Since this is a life is good post I guess I might as well make a list of things in my life that make me happy.
- The gospel
- Ashleigh
- My other friends
- My family
- My boyfriend
- Puppies
- Shoes
- Maybe finally deciding on a major
- Flowers
- Kisses from Tory
- Hugs
- Being healthy and free of sickness
- and lots of other things
Tuesday, January 6, 2009
Christmas Lights
Earlier today I was throwing a football with Sandra and she got tired and left me outside. I wasn't ready to go inside so I was laying in the hammock deciding what I wanted to do. It would take too long to find a basketball to shoot some hoops and then I realized that it was six days into the new year and our Christmas lights were still up. I go into the garage and get out the ladder and start with the lights on the side of the house and after I was done with those it was time to get on the roof to get the ones on the front because you can't reach those from the ladder. So I positioned the ladder near the porch where it makes a corner and it's the easiest to get on right there.
As soon as I was on the house I could tell that the roof did not look this steep from the ground. I was able to make it from the top and I was fine just sitting there overlooking the neighborhood. I really like being able to look around from up there because you can just see so much more. Then I realized that to actually get to lights off I to venture down the roof and there is just not as much to hold onto. I set out to take the lights down so I was going to do it. I just sat there for a little while trying to prepare myself but I could tell waiting wasn't going to help as my heart rate increased so I just went after it. I went down the one side and made it without dieing so I was feeling good. I sat there on top and enjoyed myself a little more. After I conquered the other side I was done. I got off the roof and decided that my dad could tackle the garage side of the house because that side is a lot worse.
I think the incline just freaked me out. I haven't been home around the time that we put up and took down the lights for the last couple of years. But I do remember always being excited about getting on the roof. When I was little I would actually climb up a tree to get on the roof at our house back in California to just get away. I could could actually hide up there for hours without anyone finding me. Then again the incline on that roof was next to nothing. I also loved to help put up the lights at my Grandparents house but the roof at that house is flat. The scary put about getting up there was you got on there from the patio of the apartment above the garage and the wood was rotting really badly in some places. There was actually a piece of wood covering a hole in the wood. I've heard that the patio has actually been redone since the last time I was in California.
So I have decided that I am not afraid of heights but I definitely do not like steep inclines when I have nothing to hold onto.
I have also figured out a few options that I have for when I have a house of my own.
- My house will just have a flat roof.
- My future husband can just be in charge of putting up and taking down Christmas lights on the outside of the house.
- I could pay someone else, or they could just do it out of the kindness of their heart.
- Christmas will just not be celebrated at my house because you can't have Christmas without Christmas lights. And plus it can't be that hard to be a Scrooge.
Monday, December 1, 2008
Bob That Head
So I went Down to Lisa and Daniel's for Thanksgiving. We had a pretty good time down there and ate lots of food. I baked a pecan pie, two pumpkin pies, and was in charge of the mashed potatoes for the occasion. And the most surprising thing of all was that we actually ate by noon. We had to do that because Joe had to drive back to Georgetown and go to work.
On Friday I participated in black Friday and bought myself a laptop. I am absolutely in love with it! I even got excited about my speaking assignment in church in 2 weeks because that just gives me an excuse to use my computer and the printer that came with it.
And on Saturday night we stayed for dinner and David was so cute. he was just so tired that he just fell asleep in his highchair. Now I have heard from other people that their kids did this all the time when they were little but this is not the case with Lisa's kids So I just had to capture the moment. He was falling asleep as he was drinking his bottle and woke up to eat a little more and then started to fall asleep with his bottle and then woke up breifly to put his bottle in the cup holder and then he was out for good. He just slept through getting cleaned up, his diaper changed, and his pj's on.