To Who I Am Becoming...

Ok so I have to say that nothing happened and I only put this up because it was just such an interesting conversation to have so laugh. whats up? When are we going to make out? 10:59 pm elaisa are you there? 11:31 pm driving to where? 1:19 am so where are you now? 1:24 am doing what? 1:26 am but what are you doing in idaho? 1:28 am when are you coming back? 1:30 am are you going to stgeorge or orem? 1:33 am when are you coming for break? 1:35am so youre not coming back until december? 1:39 am so when are we going to make out? 1:41 am ok called me saturday when you get here so we can make out while watching a scary movie in my room just like we did at the cayonlands! (we never made out) 1:47 am Are we satching a movie tomorrow and make out? 11:08 pm yea lets watch a movie! i know we never made out, but lets make out this time! We almost did it at the cayonlands, so lets just do it this time! 6:52 am everybody makes out even hard core mormons. Plus its cold so we need to cuddle and watc

I thought this weekend was going to be like any that i have spent at home. Well sadly it was. On Tuesday I found out that my dad went to the hospital for having kidney stones. The fact that my dad actually said that he was sick at all made me go into a panic because he never does that. Because of this I arranged to leave from work early on Wednesday. On my way down the hill the truck that was in front of me decided to stop suddenly. I had the choice to ram him with my car or try to get out of the way. Well I evidently decided to go the wrong way because I slammed into the side of this huge rock truck that could have eaten my car with me in it. The amazing thing about this was that even with the damage to my passenger door and my back end both my door and trunk both still open. The other thing that was amazing was that no one got a ticket. Well I still went home for the weekend. I went home and slept until 1:30 the next afternoon. When I woke up my mom called me and said that my brothe

Life in the fast lane. That's how many of us live. We are so busy that we don't take the time to reflect on the good things we have. Sure life is tough but there is a lot to be thankful for. Remember those things. Reflect on those things. Here are a few to get you started. A beautiful song A comfortable chair A cool breeze A drink of cool water A full moon A gentle rain A glass of cold milk A good book to read A good coat A good husband A good pillow A good wife A scenic drive Air conditioning Banana splits Beaches in the morning Beautiful women Birds singing Blue jeans Brothers Butterflies Butterfly kisses Ceiling fans Children laughing Christmas morning Clothes that fit well Comfortable shoes Compliments Computers that work Cooing Babies Cream Brule Dark Chocolate Dishwashers Diversity Dried pineapple slices Fairness Crackling fire in a fireplace Flowers Freedom of religion Freedom of speech Fresh ideas Friendly dogs Good conversation Good eyesight Good friends Good health Go

OK so my dad looks like one of those guys that would be mean, stern, and have no sense of hummer. This would be completely incorrect however because he is one of the funniest guys that I have ever known. No one has ever made me laugh so hard as him especially when he tries to talk like the young hip kids that are in his classes. He sends me e-mails periodically and lots of times they are short and just silly but sometimes he sends me one that not only makes me laugh but also makes me feel like everything is going to alright. I got just that kind of message from him the other day and just had to share it. It may only be funny to me but look at the underlining message and maybe it will make you remember why you are doing the things you are doing. Dear Students: You would probably be surprised to know how many of your BYU professors know who you are and who make your academic welfare and progress the subject of their daily meditations and prayers . You might also consider why God, in His