+ & -

Pros and Cons of my life lately

Snow

Pro: beautiful on tree branches

Con: hate that it takes 7 minutes to scrape off my car on cold mornings

Living at my Grandparents

Pro: free food, laundry, lots of space and no roommates

Con: leftovers, Tuesday Bridge nights, Jeopardy during dinner

Wendover

Pro: always a memorable experience

Con: always losing money

Sweet Tomatoes

Pro: delish healthy buffet

Con: buffet

Working Full Time

Pro: no school, more money to spend

Con: missin college, not as flexible of a sched, no money

Family

Pro: awesome people I love

Con: I am the only one livin in Utah, miss them! 

The FUN bus

West Wendover, Nevada
Population: 5,000
Location: 2 hours west of Salt Lake

Last night was one of the funnest nights I've had. My friends Xanni, Madi, Brent, Gavin and I took the bus ride from Salt Lake to Wendover. What a night! "I feel dizzy from all that diet coke and red bull."

That's me and Xan on the bus. We paid only $18 for a round trip bus ride, buffet, and $10 back to play with.

I learned that I suck at roulette. And it's not called Russian roulette.

"I feel trashed."

Growin' UP

Prettymuch I'm an official "Grown-up". I work 40 hours a week, have an iPhone, own a college degree, get a regular paycheck, am legal to gamble, and have my own office- yep that's my cute little office up there :)

NYE

I'm not the type of person to make goals. Actually I never make goals. I take that back, I have set two goals for my life:


1. Go to college
2. Marry in the temple


I can check the college part off, so not too bad so far.


I decided though even though I'm not a new year's resolution's type of girl, there are two things I can do this year. Here they are:


2012


1. STOP shopping so much! I have tons of clothes, and I don't have any more closet space, plus my bank account can't afford it!
2. STOP speeding. I catch myself driving at least 5 over on city streets and sometimes 85 on the freeway. My limit is 70  on the freeway, and the speed limit every where else.


Feel free to call me out on any of these.

I'm gonna stay 18 forever....

So my little brother is turning 18 tomorrow. Pretty crazy if you ask me. I still feel like I'm 18 years old..... he can't be the same age as me. 


When I was 18 I was a freshman in college, running around SDing with my girlfriends, staying out til 4 in the morning, sleeping out on the quad, rafting in the dark, and doing anything but focusing on school.


I'm gonna stay eighteen forever
So we can stay like this forever
And we'll never miss a party
cause we keep them going constantly
And we'll never have to listen
to anyone about anything
cause it's all been done and it's all been said
we're the coolest kids and we take what we can get

Basketball

It's basketball season once again. Three nights of camping out in below freezing temperatures, and pointless checking in, I went to watch Utah State beat BYU in their first home game of the season. 


The Spectrum is pure magic. The tradition and pride for the Utah State men's basketball team is one of a kind. This year, instead of camping out the night before the BYU game (USU thinks that BYU is our rival, kinda pathet, but I'm okay with disliking BYU) students starting camping out outside the Spectrum Tuesday for the Friday night game. Pretty redic. But that's the loyalty of Utah State fans. 

This is what it looked like outside the Spectrum! Over 1400 students camped out that week to get a seat to watch the Aggies beat BYU! Craziness. Luckily for my group we stayed super warm with tons of sleeping bags and about a foot of blankets on top of us. 
The best part was that the Aggies won 69-62.

Trunky

3 1/2 years. Another one bites the dust. Winter in Logan. The joys of working for free- or close to it. Aggie athletics. Group projects. Upcoming holiday season. Trunky.