Showing posts with label Highly Recommend it. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Highly Recommend it. Show all posts

November 29, 2011

Shabanu & Haveli


Through the blessing of having a job that allows reading to my hearts content, I have succeeded in finishing the book for literary society, Shabanu [2 months late.. NBD] and it's sequel, Haveli. So good!

I recommend them.

Reviews on the third book, The House of Djinn, say it's a little disappointing. Mmm.. to read or not to read.

May 25, 2011

OHGEEZ

Meet Jake:

Meet Bradley:





Now..

If that's not proof of a very, very strange ongoing facebook relationship battle..
I don't know what is.

February 23, 2011

Snowshoe Me Some Goodness

SNOWSHOEING TO THE CABIN? 2.5HOURS?
In THE DARK AND SNOWING??\ BESTIE EVER? OHEMGEE?! CAN'T BREATHE.



November 6, 2010

Writing


I've got an 8-10 page paper due on Monday. And instead of using the last month and a half I've been given to do it, I've decided to wait until the weekend right before. Surprise.

Every time I think about writing my whole mind freaks out and shoots into a million different totally random and out of control sentences, thoughts, ideas, everything's that in no way relate to each other and cannot possibly be written down. It's so frustrating. Writing, or the idea of it, puts me into some sort of coma where all I can do is drink warm beverages and ..goof around on blogger. Bleh.

Does anyone else ever click 'Next Blog'? It's the best! I highly recommend it. I've become quite the creep lately, reading blog after blog. There are so many LDS blogs, it's shocking. Even more shocking though- there are tons and tons of blogs about different plant and animal species. Yeah.

On my quest to find life's itinerary, I've decided to leave the country. A few friends of mine are going on a volunteer venture and for a moment there I had decided to go with, I still might. But, it got me looking into study abroad programs. I'd be excited to participate in either opportunity, but deadlines for everything are coming up soon and I've no idea which to choose! Considering that I have no direction and I'm a third year in college, I should probably save my credits for completing a major, but at the same time- you can go on a study abroad for service learning experience or just to learn the countries language and culture. That sounds like the best. Doesn't that sound like the best?

After the purchase of my first ipod [a 4GB] ...and after the purchase of my second ipod [a 30GB], the phrase "go big or go home" really started to mean something to me. If I had just bought the 180GB in the first place, instead of being a wuss, I would have saved myself pain-in-the-neck itunes transfers, the inconvenience of not having enough space when I needed it, and most importantly--- money. I would have saved myself a lot of money.

I can relate this to most things in my life- whether it's really necessary or just provides justification, I'm not really sure sometimes. In this case, going to Central America would be the 4GB nano- it does not cut it, by so much does it not cut it. I do not need any 4GB's in my life. Going to South America would be the 30GB. Exceptionally better than the 4 GB, it would provide experience and would be cheaper than most places, as far as program and flight are concerned. It'd be cheaper, but not cheap. If I'm going to spend that much money to go there, why not 180GB it?

I've been dying to go to Africa for some time now and if a little extra will get me there, that might just be where I'll go.

We'll see.

PS. I think I've given up on wearing real clothes. Leggings+shirt is the most dressed I can get myself lately. Also, I've been eating healthier- no more boxes of zebra cakes or bags of Baby Ruths for me. [Ugh, saying that makes me really want some of either.] That picture up top is a meal I made myself- a real meal. One that wasn't nachos or taco soup. Oh.. and one last thing- I flooded my bathroom today. Yikes. I guess I should make sure the shower curtain runs off into the showering area.

October 23, 2010

- Prime Year -

I was going to title this post 'Good Year', but then I felt like it would have to be written about tires or something so... I changed it.

Horse Feathers
is coming to concert..

For $10??

I'm ultimately excited for this! Last time they came, I bailed and went to Megan's BBQ instead. Which I don't regret, but just am a little sad about sometimes. SO, I'm way glad they're coming again! Too glad maybe!

It's been a great year of concerts!! Can my 5 followers believe the visits we've had? 50% of the best ones being free? And the other 50% being really cheap?

Mates of State [2]
Modest Mouse
Girl Talk
The New Pornographers
*
The Avett Brothers
*
Vampire Weekend
*
fun.
Sleigh Bells
**
Born Ruffians
**
Sufjan Stevens [!!!]
Horse Feathers
* [2]
and so many others..

SO PRIME. (:

Ps. All the girls at work are getting baby hungry and I'm having a hard time understanding it. How could working with children possibly make someone WANT one? Haa. Little terrors. I AM getting puppy hungry though. I saw the cutest Dalmatian/something mix on campus a few days ago and the only thing that stopped me from going out and buying one is my apartment contract. Maybe I'll have to buy a book about dogs for temporary treatment.

*Did not attend.
** Not allowed to attend because of age. BLECK.

October 21, 2010

- Not Much To Say -

Life:

Today I accidentally added the word 'prophile' to my computers dictionary.

My Deductive Logic professor said he wrote 'Jerk!' on a kids test once. The kid had made up 100 extra steps to a problem because he was bored and since the logic made sense our professor had to grade through each one.

I've decided wedding bouquets always look so beautiful. Speaking of weddings.. Talk about a commitment! Forever is a long, long time. Thinking about that makes me so glad I'm not already hitched and/or getting hitched anytime soon.

While I was at work yesterday a little girl got her shirt stuck on her head. It was really, really, really, rrreeeaaalllllllyyyy funny.

Last Thursday, for my Introduction to Folklore class, we went to the cemetery and looked at symbolism on gravestones.. It was really awesome to say the least. Cemeteries are really neat. If you've never lazily browsed one, I highly recommend it. Wikipedia says the Salt Lake Cemetery is the largest city owned cemetery in the United States. Cool, right?

Will someone teach me how to play marbles? I'd like to learn.