Tuesday, January 27, 2009
Love love love You
Girls! I keep thinking about posting and then I don't. I suck. Now that I have a real job I understand what it is like to be to busy for g chat. Man I love g chat! But I just wanted all my girls to know that I love them. That's all. Wherever you are, whatever you're doing, I love you and think about you all the time!!
(Literally. As I'm walking down the street)


Sunday, December 21, 2008
All I Want for Christmas is You
I'm sorry I've been such a poor blogger. I promise it's not because I don't care, but because I just never have the time. Sad thing is I don't have much to update and I have even less pictures.
I must say that this holiday season has made me miss my favorite GFs. I think about all the fun things we did together around this time last year - our classy Christmas party, our roommate gift exchange, Saint Nicholas Day presents in our shoes, watching movies every night, going up to Temple Square, etc. So many good times shared. I had trouble topping it all this year and didn't even come close. I thought I'd share with you a little bit of the fun holiday things I've done though.
We hosted our ward's Christmas Party at our house. And guess who came? Santa Claus. This is me sitting on his lap.

I also had the opportunity to check out the lights at the DC temple. Here's a pic of the temple in all its glory (which I didn't take myself). It was so magical though with the music, lights, and nativity scenes.

And finally, I got to see the National Tree, which is one big sucker.

And here's a close-up of the White House decorated for the holidays.

I hope everyone is loving life right now because I am. And I want to wish you all a Merry Christmas in four days. I look forward to seeing Dantzel and Brynne (and maybe Jos) in February. Grace, we'll have to do something when you come back to the east coast. I love you all!
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Now playing: Mariah Carey - All I Want for Christmas Is You
via FoxyTunes
I must say that this holiday season has made me miss my favorite GFs. I think about all the fun things we did together around this time last year - our classy Christmas party, our roommate gift exchange, Saint Nicholas Day presents in our shoes, watching movies every night, going up to Temple Square, etc. So many good times shared. I had trouble topping it all this year and didn't even come close. I thought I'd share with you a little bit of the fun holiday things I've done though.
We hosted our ward's Christmas Party at our house. And guess who came? Santa Claus. This is me sitting on his lap.
I also had the opportunity to check out the lights at the DC temple. Here's a pic of the temple in all its glory (which I didn't take myself). It was so magical though with the music, lights, and nativity scenes.

And finally, I got to see the National Tree, which is one big sucker.
And here's a close-up of the White House decorated for the holidays.
I hope everyone is loving life right now because I am. And I want to wish you all a Merry Christmas in four days. I look forward to seeing Dantzel and Brynne (and maybe Jos) in February. Grace, we'll have to do something when you come back to the east coast. I love you all!
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Now playing: Mariah Carey - All I Want for Christmas Is You
via FoxyTunes
Tuesday, December 9, 2008
This is Christmas
I want to tell Cindy Lou Who the good news that I found where Christmas is. It is right here in the vestige of the yellowhouse. Such good videos. Love you girfs. Happy first birthday to our deceased baby Treevor. Happy anniversary of our friendship and the commencement of a great year of love and girfs.
Tuesday, December 2, 2008
Gap Makes Christmas Great
I love this and know you all will too!
GO To gap.com/merrymixit
oh and i bet Dantzel will like this one best.
i like this one too...
Oh and this is what it made me think of. I love how 90s these outfits look.
GO To gap.com/merrymixit
oh and i bet Dantzel will like this one best.
i like this one too...
Oh and this is what it made me think of. I love how 90s these outfits look.
Thursday, November 20, 2008
Grocery Stores and Doors
Girls. My girls. How is everyone??? Guess who gets to see Beth this weekend! Me. So be jealous.
I realized a few things on Tuesday. Grocery shopping in New York sucks. It's not liking going to Smith's, roaming through the aisles for an hour and checking out. It's crowded. It's expensive. And WAY way way way too small. Trader Joe's is pretty cheap but the line takes at least 20 minute and goes back to the beginning of the store. I guess it takes real strategy to get what you need and not make everyone else mad by leaving your cart in the middle of the aisle or using a cart at all. So that is one beef I have with New York. No Smith's. No Macy's. I may even be missing Albertson's! Which is saying a lot because I don't like Albertson's.
BUT! this is the great news. My doorman dream has come true, at least for a day. I babysat for this lady that roommate babysits for and she has a doorman. On Tuesday, I went in and out all day. Walking children, picking them up from school, going grocery shopping, getting icecream, etc. I had this friend that opened the door for me! Not only that (because I dont' care about that), we discussed the weather! We discussed how he felt about his job and life. There is something so comforting and beautiful about having this someone waiting for you to come home. Ready to discuss just about anything. Our friend Brigham has a doorman. I'm so jealous.

Well I guess I should post a picture. This is me, going behind the stove to get a spatula hillary dropped off the hook. I almost got stuck and I almost wanted to yell DANTZEL!! Just like I did when I got my arm stuck behind the desk freshman year. I think I've told the story to at least 5 people since I've been here.
Love all you girls!!!!!
P.S. I think we should have a reunion in January. Beth wants to learn how to ski and Jos will have to drive out because we want her too.
I realized a few things on Tuesday. Grocery shopping in New York sucks. It's not liking going to Smith's, roaming through the aisles for an hour and checking out. It's crowded. It's expensive. And WAY way way way too small. Trader Joe's is pretty cheap but the line takes at least 20 minute and goes back to the beginning of the store. I guess it takes real strategy to get what you need and not make everyone else mad by leaving your cart in the middle of the aisle or using a cart at all. So that is one beef I have with New York. No Smith's. No Macy's. I may even be missing Albertson's! Which is saying a lot because I don't like Albertson's.
BUT! this is the great news. My doorman dream has come true, at least for a day. I babysat for this lady that roommate babysits for and she has a doorman. On Tuesday, I went in and out all day. Walking children, picking them up from school, going grocery shopping, getting icecream, etc. I had this friend that opened the door for me! Not only that (because I dont' care about that), we discussed the weather! We discussed how he felt about his job and life. There is something so comforting and beautiful about having this someone waiting for you to come home. Ready to discuss just about anything. Our friend Brigham has a doorman. I'm so jealous.

Well I guess I should post a picture. This is me, going behind the stove to get a spatula hillary dropped off the hook. I almost got stuck and I almost wanted to yell DANTZEL!! Just like I did when I got my arm stuck behind the desk freshman year. I think I've told the story to at least 5 people since I've been here.
Love all you girls!!!!!
P.S. I think we should have a reunion in January. Beth wants to learn how to ski and Jos will have to drive out because we want her too.
Friday, November 14, 2008
A lake of fire and brimstone
Here is some of the local California news. People and Earth are getting all fired up.

The Tea conflagration started up last night in Montecito, one of the wealthier regions of California and has burned many luxurious homes on the mountain side where I went hiking Veteran's Day. Orpah Winfrey's home has not burned yet however. I could see the flames light up the sky from my house even under the full moon. I went to the beach for a better view and try to take a good photo. It looked crazy.
People are aflame as well. Prop 8 passed! However, it is met with ever increasing opposition. There are protests scheduled at the Santa Barbara church building this sunday and the LA Temple already, rallies, and boycotts! Protesters are specifically targeting the church. I'll let you read about it. It is really terrible.
Anyway, that is mostly what is happening here, along with The Office, Twilight anticipation (I don't know why I get so excited about things that I don't necessarily love), and my favorite of places so far, Solvang, something I do love. Here's me in Solvang. I miss you girfriends! What is everybody doing? Libraries? Barbeques? Missions? Let's go to Jamaica together? $450 tickets round trip! Or Frankfurt, Germany? $650 roundtrip ( I have somewhere to stay here.). Mexico City? $250 round trip. I'm not paying rent right now as you can see. I can fly somewhere every month.
K bye. I must get back to studying.
Tuesday, November 11, 2008
Veteran's Day My Dear Veterans.
So I live in NYC. Specifically the Flatiron. When I wake up in the morning, I look at the window at a really pretty church and I love it. We all sleep together-Hillary, Jacinta, and I on three mattresses right next to each other on our loft above the living room. Beth has been here and soon Dantzel will be here too! So. We need the other girls out here, although Megan may get to pass on this one.
I have some pictures.And apparently I uploaded them in wrong order and it takes a lot of effort to switch them-s-o-r-r-y. (I tried to only include pics that aren't on facebook. They are some duplicates)
Here we are hugging in the leaves haha
This Sleepy Hollow Cemetery was so beautiful. Loved it.
On the drive.
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