ATTN: BYU-ers

So I know I told you guys that I was applying for Winter 2011 at BYU (hope I get in!)  But I was considering doing the Visiting Student program and coming for the Summer term.

So my question is: Would you recommend it? I was thinking of trying to get into a religion class or something. If I can get in that is. 

I was wondering if any of you had stayed for the summer term and how the campus is different during that time of year, if there are still a lot of people on campus and such.

Or would you recommend maybe doing the Independent study instead and stick to my hometown's summer school?

Thanks for your input!

Ootah, I miss you already.

So Ootah (or Utah, if you prefer) , was amazing!

It was well worth the 16+ drive when it should have only taken ten.
The lack of sleep
The delay on the way back when the border into CA was closed for weather friend's parents paid for the hotel.

Because I got to wake up to this view. Every time I saw the mountains my heart melted just a little bit more. 

Excuse the screen.

Because I still got to see this

Even though we were late and almost didn't make it in on time.

And I finally got to see this beautious place.

Courtesy of my iphone.

Ootah, I fell in love with you this weekend and I'd really really like to come back soon.

Plus, even though we stayed in Provo, I didn't get to check out BYU. And I'm totally applying for the Winter 2011 term. So I like have to go back soon right??

Hope your Easter weekend was wonderful and full of love!!

New York, New York

In the normal style, instead of studying for my finals I have been reading The Rockstar Diaries archives (last semester it was being obsessed with all classic Disney movies). All. of. Them.

I know most of you probably follow the amazingness that is Naomi Davis, but being inundated with this sort of awesomeness is starting to make an impression on me. I have now decided that:

1. I need to go visit New York again. (eighth grade was too long ago)

2. At some point in my life a need holgaroid. Preferably sooner rather than later.

3. My future home must have some walls with blackboard paint so we can draw and have fun over and over again. Plus it's super cute.

Martha Stewart had a pretty good idea for using the blackboard paint in other ways and custom colors. I love the aqua blue example and the calendar!

Now if you excuse me, I think some Frank Sinatra is calling my name...

PS. Did I mention how nice Naomi is? Who knew Rockstars would be so friendly and sweet?? Wait, on second thought, I'm pretty sure that's apparent from her blog. Love you Naomi!

Dear Future Children,

I hope I raise you right,

with love and understanding.

That we have tons of fun

experiencing life together.

I know I will learn a lot from you,

and I hope you learn a lot from me.

I can't wait to meet you!

PS. I suppose the same things can be said to my future husband. I really really can't wait to meet you!

PS.PS. I hope terribly that I won't have kids like on Supernanny. Anyone else afraid that will happen to them from that show? Hopefully watching it will cancel out any of my inclinations towards raising my kids similarly to those parents.

Don't judge me Supernanny!