Mixed Emotions

Well here i am on Thursday night all by myself at home...and i choose this?

Yep, a big thank you to jobs at J Crew and Farrell's, sunny weather, family, and the beach, i choose this.

Well let me back up, to explain the whole title of this post "Mixed Emotions" with two different thoughts

Thought #1:

Britten graduated! 

p.s. Congrats! But i seriously can NOT believe it! Well i can, she worked hard, but i can't believe that it was only 4 years ago they were graduating and i was doing this...

Yeah, embarrassing picture, i know, but thats what us girls do. 

Anyways, with that, i can't believe that it was only 3 years ago i was graduating from Capo

And on top of that, i will once again be graduating from BYU in one year!  I feel like i just graduated from Capo last year, maybe?!  Where does time go?

Thought #2:

I am all ALONE! 

Where did all my friends go? Ohh wait they are all back in Provo! 

Seriously, they need to make a BYUCA.  Because i just cant handle snow and i want my friends back.

i stinking miss...

 The Ward Crew

My Jeru Crew (side note: also can't even handle that this ended a year ago!?!)

This girl...(Thursday mornings wont be the same)

The Capo Crew

 But most of all my roomies.

No one warned me this was going to happen, dang it!

The End.

Open Airways

This semester i volunteered for Open Airways School Program.  Every Friday afternoon, my friend, DaLynn, and i would go to an elementary school in Provo and teach kids that already have asthma, how to deal with it.  It is a great program, and i learned a lot, not only about asthma but about my thoughts about my future career.  I learned that i could never be a teacher, i don't like having to call students out and disciplining them, especially when i don't know them that well.  It did reaffirm my certainty that i love kids, they are so fun to work with and have so much energy.  They also never cease to amaze me on how much they know, and how they soak in so much information.

Here is our little class :) (we usually had a few more students, but they were a no show?!)