Can You Feel the Love Tonight

 

No.  I'm not in love.  But this is the song my friend played for me tonight after my date.  Of course, they had to run into us while we were sitting on a bench during the walk we took after making dinner.  I love making dinner, by the way.  It's one of my favorite things.  And I had a Navajo boy teach me to make Navajo tacos.  I think frying the dough was probably the most unique part of it though.

Regardless.  Very tasty.

In any case-- I've also had a migraine for the past few days.  (Ouch!)  So I should probably hit the sack.  Y'know.  Sleep, so that I don't hate myself tomorrow morning.  Which is Tuesday and not Monday.

Crap.

Class is at 9.

Karate Kid

Great friends make life awesome.  I was at some friends' tonight and it's amazing how much fun something as simple as watching a movie can become when there are people I care about surrounding me.

Of course the snarky comments help a bit, too.

Additionally-- this newest rendition of The Karate Kid contains J-Bieber-- who, due to the Justin Bieber Movie thing I recently decided that I really like.  

Sorta ashamed, but totally true.

Also-- I am obsessively playing Scrabble and Words With Friends.

Love it.  

I forgot about this.

I was just reading my friend Keisha Lai's blog, and it made me think.  "Y'know.  I should have a blog.  It would be good for me to record the experiences in life that I'm having."  I sign into blogspot.com and LO AND BEHOLD.  I have a blog?

Cool.  Now I don't have to set it up.  Reading the post I made last September further increased my desire to blog.  I mean, FUN.  That's where I was back then-- and I'm in a totally new place in life now!  How cool would it be to always look back and see what life had been like?  I say awesome.   I guess this is why people keep journals.  The last journal I kept was in Junior High.  I know better than to go back and read that. Whoofta.

I spent the last few months in Washington D.C., for Brigham Young University's Washington Seminar.  Boy!  Was that a life changing experience or what.  I think that it was the best thing that I could have done for myself.  I increased in confidence, and sociability during the time that I was gone.  

I made friends with these wonderful people and more.  (This is just the most aesthetically pleasing picture that I could find quickly.)

I'm living it up back in Provo now!  A few of my D.C. buddies live within a block of me so I get to see them pretty often.  I'm taking class, Grammar of English, and New Testament.  Both are more difficult than I would like-- but it makes for great learning opportunities.

I've got some great roommates, though one of my favorites just moved out.  Along with our T.V.!  There's a big space in our entertainment center that we're going to try and fill.  Eventually.  I'm honestly okay with the lack of T.V.  The T.V. is distracting, and I already have Netflix distracting me from time to time.  I'm shamefully watching Glee.

Well!

Here's to posting on a more than semi-annual basis!