Saturday, May 10, 2008


I have a couple of things that I could talk about:


But for now, I think I'm just going to mention that I graduated a couple of weeks ago.
My parents came out to Provo for the occasion. It was fun to see them. For some reason, I just realized that...I will only see them once a year, most likely. Christmas. I guess that isn't a huge chance from before, and I did go two years without seeing them...but I don't know.
My grandparents also came down from Idaho for the occasion. It was really good to see them. Isn't my grandma's hat cute?



I can't believe it, four years of school all for the chance to wear a cap and gown and stand on this sign.
The graduation ceremony itself wasn't the most exciting, so I spent the whole time staring at the faculty's graduation robes. They were intense. Then I start thinking of all the places I should go to grad school, so that one day if I ever decide to teach and have the opportunity to wear crazy intense graduation robes as a member of faculty I could have the coolest color robes. The University of Washington's colors are purple and gold....that could be pretty cool, I think.

Friday, May 2, 2008

I bought train tickets today

Yup, I'm going to Europe. I'm pretty excited.

Saturday, April 19, 2008

San Francisco!




I would encourage all of you to take a look at the pictures that I put up on facebook. Maybe I'll add a couple here. Okay fine I will.


It was so nice. So warm. So much fun. So much not dealing with school. So much having good times with good friends.




The best thing I ate was probably....chinese food in chinatown. We went to the House of Nanking, and it was really good. Me and Jess walk in and the cook comes out to take our order. I tell him that I've never been here before...and he just takes away our menus. "I will decide what you will eat." Haha okay....and he did not disappoint. SOOOOO good.


An honorable mention would have to go the gelato that we had in Little Italy. It was only gelato, so it did not take the ultimate prize, but it was heavenly. It also meant that I got to talk to REAL italians, which is always a treat.


This is all I'm going to write, but I am definitely going to recommend San Francisco for anyone looking for a vacation. Any questions?