Sunday, June 29, 2008
I think Sunday's are the Best!
Tuesday, June 24, 2008
Introducing Miss Kaitlynn Rae!
Sunday, June 22, 2008
why I love my life in san diego
Saturday, June 21, 2008
the trash compactor!

This week I have learned that I still have a temper and that the more I dwell on something the more worked up i get and then caaaahhhpppooooowwwwweeee... I explode... Not a good thing and something I still need to work on... I feel tremendous guilt for making someone cry in my own moment of weakness, i have try to work on this since my college days when my old roomate Dorothy made me sooooo mad and tried to tell me how horrid I was... when I spelled it all out for her and what I thought to walk out and have Sash say to me "I hope to never make you mad!" I really have tried to keep that simmered down... I truly never want to hurt people and it made me cry that I made someone else cry! I just feel like I get pushed and pushed and then the littlest thing sets me off... I call myself a human trash compactor! I let all the crap and garbage of life be piled on and then one little tiny piece gets thrown on and whammooo i explode. I will really try to be nice!
Sunday, June 15, 2008
Yeah to My Friend being Home!
Saturday, June 14, 2008
Whata Country!
Last night I was watching the news about Tim Russert, the host of Meet the Press, that passed away at work yesterday. I have to admit that I watched his show only a couple of times but I was always blown away by his knowledge. I realized last night that he truly loved this country. His love for it was instilled in him from an early age. I have to say that I too love this country. I laugh because I always tear up when I hear drums beating and see the American Flag! I love the military and all that they do for me and my freedom. I can say that because I had a Grandpa that served in the Navy and was in war. I love to hear about his stories and to sit and learn about his past. He truly is one of my personal heros! I will always remember when Kimmie came down to visit and we sat and listened to his stories for hours. I have never been so entertained and entranced as I was that afternoon. I loved to hear about how him and my grandma met, married, traveled across the country so that he wouldn't be late from his leave! I love to hear that he decided to actually see the war and not just teach in chicago so that he could actually have real life experiences and not just teach about them. I think its interesting that when he made that decision his superiors told him not to go and that he had this cushy job but he couldn't stand having his students look him in the eye and ask if he had ever seen any action and he hadn't. His decision meant that my grandma and uncle had to move back to tooele, ut. with my great grandma! I can't imagine the strength that it took for the both of them! Anyways, my thoughts are that this country are built on the backs of men like my grandpa! I just had to say that I am proud to be American and that I have the ability to be the best I want to be.
Tuesday, June 10, 2008
The 212!
Nothing in this world is better than driving down the road with the sunroof and windows all rolled down and hearing Megan Scream I'M IN CALIFORNIA! When Megs moved in she was this crazy girl that brought us all laughter. Megs truly thinks of others and makes you know that you are loved and very important. I know that Megs taught me more about the Gospel and the pure love hate relationship that a person can go through! I laugh because with megs if I told her do this... she wouldn't... if I told her don't do this... she went running with open arms. I will always remember her moving in and telling us Don't talk about the church I don't want it in my life... Yeah, it was awesome and amazing to see her slowly, then not so slowly come back. I am always impressed with my beautiful friend for her vivacious personality and her love that she shows everyone... even when she is not feeling it!
Monday, June 9, 2008
Lessons I needed to learn!
I had to teach Young Women's yesterday and all week I was dreading actually having to teach this lesson. Here's my beef with it... I feel like these girls are smart and that the book is talking down to these girls with amazing intelligence. I also hated the topic because it was about the duties and rules of missionaries. If I would have been taught that when I was in Young Women's you can guarantee that I would have thought Hells to the bells NO WAY am I going! As it was I didn't go for many reasons but this lesson was really painful. So I pulled out my trusty scriptures and started reading. I came to understand that those rules are pretty much the same for the people in the Book Of Mormon as they are today... I really like the rule that Missionaries are only supposed to stay for an hour and that they are supposed to spiritually edify the people that they meeting with. I love that in the scriptures you can see that often, but also because I am Mormon food and religion go hand in hand! Anyways, it was nice to see that we did have an actual discussion and that the girls even stayed after and stood in a circle and talked after it was over... something I have not seen them do! I also came to understand that rules give me a freedom and that I can actually live with them! I don't know if I would have gone on a mission if they would have driven me crazy and I would have had to put a toe outta line just to see what would happen...it's in my nature!
Friday, June 6, 2008
I Can!
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Thursday, June 5, 2008
Try New Things!
So here goes my first blog! I was talking to one of my clients today and I told her that I am taking tap from my brother. She was amazed and told me that she wanted to take something like that. I was thinking about me and who I am... I have to say I hate "traditional" education. You know the kind that you have to sit and listen to someone drone on and on and then you are tested on what that person thinks is important. You just have to regurgitate what they said in the hours that you sat and listened (or in my case, doodled and made really pretty letters or flowers on what should be my notes!) Anyways, I have to say that in my adult years I can honestly say that I strive to constantly learn new things that will help me be more fascinating to myself! My newest love is Tap! I have to say that it is the hardest thing to know how to transfer feet and to keep the rhythm and to not fall flat on my face and still make that flap, slap, shuffle or hop with the rest of the class! Josh is always saying to the class to make sure that you keep your arms natural and to not get the dreaded "tap Claw" (this is where you are concentrating so hard on your feet that all of a sudden your hands contort into claws) Last week I was finally getting the moves but could literally feel my hands contort into the claws and then rub against one another, Josh caught me and pointed it out to the class... Guess what without the crutch of the claw I couldn't get my dang feet to do what I needed! So aggravating! My point to whoever reads this is to let you know that i love to learn and hope that you will always want to learn yourselves! If you want to comment on what you want to learn I would love to hear... I Just might steal it though and try it myself! I'm Off to TAP!!!!
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