Thanks so much to my amazing cousin, I have these things to share with you.

First of all, really take time to sit and ponder this and what you are doing in your lives.

7 Years

Secondly, I really like whoever made this video, it makes me

feel like I can accomplish anything if I work hard.

Create

Some things that twist my fist

To add to this list of things about ME, I would like to add

1. FUNNER is NOT an acceptable word to me. If it is just you and me speaking together, I will say, "funner? that's not a word." or "ehhem, funner is not a word." Although, I have gotten better at not doing it rudely, I still do it.

2. In church, I like to make faces at the babies that are turned toward me. Deal with it.

Trip Log

Day one
Anytime I am in the car more than 30 minutes, I start to get drowsy. I blame this mostly on the fact that as a child, whenever we traveled, we fell asleep and it’s hard to break old habits. I also blame it on the monotone of the ride with the beautiful movie outside my window.
We left at 5 and stopped by a car we wanted to look into buying. Turns out, it wasn't right for us... or anyone if you ask me.
On the way, I had an itch in my ear so I went to itch it and I couldn't hear anymore. AH! but that soon went away and things are great.
We arrived at Grandma’s at 9:15 (ish) and got to watch TV till they got home from a basketball game. Then we talked till late and went to bed.

Mush, Snow, and 1 T means tablespoon (cont.)

Day two
Grandma REALLY knows how to make a great bed! And the mush is amazing.
I was on the phone with KT getting directions to her game at BYUI and good looking* was being CRAZY all over the road so I said “quit it out!” I later found out that he wasn’t doing it on purpose. He was sliding on the ice but had one hand behind his back because he was taking his jacket off. AH!

Do you remember that itch in my ear that made me go deaf? This is why that happened. I pushed this further in.-------

We got to the game safe and in one piece (thank goodness). While we were waiting for the game to start, someone down on the floor needed people to do player stats and the shot clock. We went down to help out and I got to run the shot clock. It was stressful at first because the other team’s coach yelled at me because I restarted it when I wasn’t supposed to. Jack said that it doesn’t matter too much because it was a girls intramural (sp) game but I am sure that to those girls it matters a lot. It was also a little stressful because I don’t know all the rules of basketball, I just enjoy watching it (just not Tavanari).
After the game, I got to see KTs apartment while she packed and we went to lunch with her and her (boy)friend (it’s a boy that is her friend). Then back to grandma’s. During supper, one of the men from their ward came over. Apparently, a truck came by with organic milk and was too heavy for the port of entry so he had to unload 30 [plus] cases of organic skim, 1% and 2% milk. So, we got to take 3 gallons of organic milk home with us.
After supper, KT had a date but the roads were REALLY bad so he came over and we played games with them (he brought her some pretty flowers). It was a ton of fun and we probably stayed out too late but it was great. (stay tuned for excerpts)

Mush, Snow, and 1 T means tablespoon (cont.)

Day Three
We all went to church and for lunch had Thanksgiving…. Seriously! It included turkey, green beans, potatoes, rolls, stuffing, Jell-o, and cherry pie/cobbler. Then, keeping with tradition of Thanksgiving, we took a nap. I looked at the newspaper for a while then we had supper.
After supper, John and Karen came over and we all talked till bed time.
At this time, I would like to add that I love going to grandma’s house. When I go, I feel like a grandchild. I love the warm mush every morning and dinner in the afternoon with a supper at night. It feels so wonderful to be able to come and have a great time. It is a place where time happens elsewhere and the only thing that matters is spending time together. It makes me excited to be a grandparent one day so I can spoil my grandchildren.

Mush, snow, and 1 T means tablespoon (cont.)

Day Four

Got up early and had mush and pancakes with lovely delicious brown eggs. Good looking*, KT, and I got ready to play in the snow then went to John and Karens. They let us use their snow mobiles which was a ton of fun to just ride around on. I have never been on one and I am glad to have that experience. After that we used the sled and the snowmobile to pick us up at the bottom of the hill. It was really nice to not have to walk up the big hill every time we went down. I think that if we had to walk up, we wouldn’t have stayed out there that long.
Afterward, we went in the house and Karen gave us 18 fresh, from her own chickens, brown eggs. I am so excited to eat them.
We went back to grandmas and started making fajitas and cake mix cinnamon rolls. KT called her sister to get the recipe because of course she didn’t bring the book with her (just so everyone knows, the big “T” means Tablespoon and the little one means teaspoon). They turned out delicious. We then lounged and enjoyed each other till Jack and I left. We drove home safely and I got today off because there was only one appointment. Tomorrow, I go to the hospital to be an assistant then have Thursday off as well.