Showing posts with label They Call It A Rodeo. Show all posts
Showing posts with label They Call It A Rodeo. Show all posts

August 4, 2011

Bowling Champion

Last night I went on a sushi/bowling date. Score: 92. Though not very good, that is definitely a personal best. A normal round for me is never breaking 50. Maybe my life calling has changed from indecisive wanderer to bowling champion!

Probably not.
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As a college student, I have carried on very few new traditions. The only ones I can think of are free Denny's in Tremonton, which I actually skipped last year so maybe that one doesn't count, and going to the Preston rodeo.

Last year Kewwi, Macky, and I went, to the rodeo that is. [I would link to it.. but am just now remembering there is no post concerning the matter. Okay, I'll tell you why: BECAUSE KEWWI WAS WEARING KELLI'S HAT AND SHE DIDN'T WANT HER TO KNOW ABOUT IT. LOL. Just kidding. Kelli is on a mission, so she can't read this- plus, I think she found out anyways.]


And this year I went to the Preston rodeo with Levi, who has this strange and totally non-secret love for mullets.


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N E ways, talk about random dead end to a blog post. I hope the summer has been good to everyone. Everyone like.. Mom, Carli, Matthew, Kewwi, and the few other random dots I see on this super sad map:

I'M NOT ASHAMED. Okay?

PS. A surprising amount of people have never A) seen Footloose and B) been to a rodeo. FOLKS! Are you American? Or are you American?

July 25, 2010

- America The Beautiful -

I've decided I really like July.


Not so much a fan of the heat.. But I love the celebration, the freedom, the celebration of freedom, the fireworks, the parades, the rodeos, the remembrance of those who came before us- like early America's great leaders [.. I wish we still had some of those, great leaders I mean], and the brave pioneers! You know, they paved the way for everything I am grateful for. ..Like rodeos! Just kidding. Like FREEDOM [which sadly we're losing] and the Gospel!

I do truly, truly love rodeos though. We went to the Pioneer Days Rodeo on the 24th, for the millionth year in a row, and it was wonderful- like always. And guess what.. remember Isaac Johnson? Well.. A piece his dad drew of him was on the cover of every Ogden Pioneer Days Rodeo agenda. You know, the pamphlet they hand you upon entering the event? Yeah, that. His dad, Steve Johnson, is an amazing artist and his work made Isaac the icon of Pioneer Days Rodeo 2010. Ha ha. Who would have thought? I'm kinda sad I didn't grab one so I could post it up here.


Yeehaw!