Wednesday, October 3, 2007

The 7 Habits of a Highly Successfuly Person ;)

I was tagged by Carrie and in response I tag Matthew and Becky. So here you have

The Seven Habits of a Highly Successful Person(ME)...

1. Always loose your keys
2. Scatterbrained is best. The optimum way to solve this is to write things down. But sometimes you forget...go figure.
3. Cross your ankles and shake your right foot when you get tired to keep yourself awake
4. Fall asleep while driving
5. Hit the snooze button for about twenty minutes every morning....so that would be three times?
6. Avoid confrontation at all costs
7. Forget it's cold outside and wear flip flops in the winter

Monday, October 1, 2007


Jon and I got dressed up and drove to I-80 and back. We were going to go to a BYU Homecoming dance on a train, but you had to be there at eight and we got stuck in some serious traffic. So we took Cliff up on his free Lagoon tickets instead.... don't worry, we changed.

Sunday, September 30, 2007

Jon and I went to Fish Lake over Labor Day and Jon taught me how to fly fish. Or he tried to anyway. He is really good but I still need a little practice. He says that I look "cute" while fishing (and throwing, bowling, frisbee...) Translation=I kinda suck but it's ok cause I'm a girl :) I'm ok with that too though :)

This was boating up East Canyon with Rachel and Scott Hale. It was the last time we went this summer. It was August but already starting to get cold. Jon and I like to think that we'll have a boat one day too....:)

Saturday, September 29, 2007

This up there on my list of most important nights ever. We went and hiked near Snowbird, then to temple square where Jon proposed at the Cristus! We went to dinner at Pf Changs and got dessert for free!

Jon and I went horse back riding, thanks to Ben. We like to think we'll have horses one day :)

Sunday, August 26, 2007

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