today

I posted this about a week and a half ago in regards to my humanities test....

I found out how I did on my test yesterday, and I felt like this:


But then I went to class and got my test back. I noticed that my professor added my points wrong...and I felt like this!!! I'm not sure if I've ever been more happy about a test! It was the most wonderful feeling!

Goodbye My Lover, Goodbye My Friend

So I've decided to observe Lent this year by giving up Dr. Pepper. I'm very scared to do this. But I think it will be great. I will miss you Dr. Pepper, you are my one true love. But it is said that time apart makes the heart grow founder. I don't know if I can do it. But I will try, try, try. Here it goes....wish me luck!

#1

It turns out my Utes will be #1 afterall.... CollegeFootballTalk.com is giving them the CFT 2008 National Champsionship Trophy!!! 13-0! Here's the full atricle.

Happy Ash Wednesday!

I noticed at work today when I was asking a patient her LMP that today is Ash Wednesday. Ash Wednesday is the first day of Lent. It is 46 days before Easter, so it is a different day each year. Ash Wednesday gets its name from the practice of placing ashes on the foreheads of the faithful as a sign of repentance. The ashes used are gathered after the Palm Crosses from the previous year's Palm Sunday are burned. It is a day of repentance. So anyway, happy ash!


P.S. Here's how Ash Wednesday was celebrated in Salt Lake

Solid Milk Chocolate with a Crisp Sugar Shell

Cadbury Mini Eggs are my all time favorite candy!! I just love their hard candy exterior and their delicious milk chocolate center. I'm not sure when my obsession for them started. But I love them. And my mom always gets me a bag when they first come out in the stores for the Easter season. Whenever I eat one I fill instantly better! Even their shape is satisfying. Such a unique candy! I only wish they were sold year around.


P.S. Here's a history of Cadbury if you're interested.

today

I feel like this now:


I hope I will feel like this soon: (especially after my humanities test tonight)

Happy Valentine's Day!

Even if we don't have that "special someone", we all have someone to love and we are all loved, so we can all celebrate this holiday. It's a great day to celebrate love. We are taught, as latter-day saints, to have the pure love of Christ. I hope we can all develop this trait even more. His love is perfect and unconditional! I hope we can remember that today and always! So, Happy Valentine's Day!!

Love is the essence of human experience and emotion. It is at the root of all and everything we, as humans, do. Without love, what do we have to live for?