What a Day

The day started off terrible, but it ended up great!

Family life actually went fast for once, probably because for the first time in a few weeks we weren't talking about abuse or something sad. Then I ate a great donut with Caleb. I'm so glad he quit working in the mornings so that we can have our donut time again.

After BOM I took my Accounting test and it was seriously the hardest test I've ever taken. Not even close to the practice test really. So much for that plan. Then Russ and I did some research in the library for papers we should be writing but instead I'm typing this post.

Then, this really cute boy escorted me from the library to my apartment! I've never had that happen before.

I decided this morning when I woke up angry with the world that I would go to the temple today, no matter what. So I called the apartment and left a message for Jennifer hoping that she would go with me. When I got home we decided to go at 7 so we got ready and as we left the apartment Jennifer checked her recommend and it expired two weeks ago! So....I went by myself. There were lots of people so it took an hour and a half, but it's exactly what I needed. Time to relax, be calm, and think about things. I thought while I was there that I should go every Tuesday while Russell is clerking, but I'm not sure I can fit that in. Maybe every other week or so. I could have stayed there all night, it has definately been too long between temple visits.

I ended the night with a date to Caleb's floor hockey game. They lost, but it was a great game! And now Russ knows more about hockey too, although he didn't ask quite as many questions as at the concert.

Hmm....I guess that's it. More later.

Life keeps going, and going, and going....

School does not want to stop in order for me to date. I don't like that much at all. I did however go to the cardiologist on Wednesday and found out that I'm not going to die, so that's good.

Here's some dating highlights from this week.

We went to the Night of Concertos at the Music School and it was great! Russell was a very inquisitive guest, but now he knows a lot more about symphonies. We went to Sonic afterward. I'm glad that he likes Sonic as much as I do!

We went to the stake silent movie on Friday night, and then went on a great walk around campus which included the Eyring Science Center. I had never gone inside there so it was pretty neat.

Saturday and Sunday we've gone to Stake Conference. Elder Bednar was there reorganizing our Stake Presidency so it was great! I could have listened to him for hours. I always like it when apostles come and speak with personality, it's a reminder that they really are just normal people.

Hmmm...I know there was something else to write about, but I got distracted by thinking about how great stake conference was.

Oh yeah, it was that I made the mistake of sustaining Russ as the Stake Clerk in conference, now I have to let him go do his clerk thing on Tuesday nights! What was I thinking???

In a Pickle

So I have a paper for Music 202 that is due on the 19th. Some might say that I still have plenty of time, and I guess I do, but I have not had a lightbulb moment yet. I know kind of what I want to write, and I have looked up some things on the internet but I haven't come up with a great way to set the whole thing up.

I do on the other hand have faith that it will come, I just don't like the "I have no idea what I'm doing" feeling that pervades my existance in the meantime.

Productive

I've been super productive today, but now that I have been going for over twelve hours it is wearing off a little. There's definately still things I could accomplish though. I'm glad I've found my groove again though, for a few weeks I haven't been able to motivate myself to do much of any school work which is not like me at all.

Sooo...bring on the homework. (not really, I already have more than enough!)

Saturday

Yesterday was a great Saturday. I worked from 8:30-12:30 but there really was no one in the store for most of that time. I stocked the cardstock, adhevsives, pens, and inkpads which was actually not as bad as I thought it would be. At least it made the time go by faster than just standing around doing nothing.

One little girl came in with her mom and they were getting ready to register for a pageant. She was four and had a cute little dress on. Heather was ringing up her mom's things and she started talking to me. She said "look at my coat, it has soft fur on the inside." I responded with "Wow, that's really cool." She said "your's doesn't," which she doesn't really know since I wasn't wearing my coat, but oh well. I said "nope, mine doesn't" and she said "you wish it did." All I could say was "Yup, I do." She was so cute.

Russ and I went to the Mac Lab after work and imported my two Bump videos and Teddy Bears Picnic onto his laptop so we could make DVD's. Then we went to Build-a-Bear. I made him a pirate named Captain Rahlstrom and he made me a knight in shining armor! They are super cute. Here's my knight.

I'll have to add a picture of his pirate later. We went to Archiver's after because Keera told me I had to, and I wanted him to meet people that I knew would be there!

I'm off to do some indexing before church so that Rachel will still like me!

Snow!!!!!

It really could stop snowing and I would be fine with that. So if the universe wants to make me happy, that is what would happen. Don't get me wrong, I love snow, but it has snowed every day this week and I could use a break!

The World is Against Me

It seems that the world is against me this morning. I woke up with a stomach ache so I decided to go back to bed because I could either miss class or work but not both.

Then when I woke up at ten all I wanted to do was write an email to Russell, but the Gmail server is down! UGH.

And.....apparently it costs more to cancel my utilities checks than I actually wrote the checks for. So I'm writing new checks and playing a waiting game to see if the others ever actually get through the bank.

I did however figure out plane reservations to go home at the end of the semester with my Dad so that's good. Now hopefully he'll be in town for more than one day while I'm home!