Memories.

 Friday Jan. 7th: Nothing like pulling out your old toys to bring a smile to your face. =] I love my life.

BEST. MOVIE. EVER!!! ...NO JOKE.

Thursday Jan. 6th: I saw this today. I kept saying, "Awww!" like a total idiot.  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=92SgWpDYjlo

Spontaneity

Wednesday Jan. 5th: A guy came into work today while Mayday Parade, "Miserable at Best" was on and he was litterally  singing along at the top of his lungs. I turned to see him walk in, and commented on being a fan of Mayday Parade as well. Part of the song says, "I bet he gets the nerve to walk the floor and ask my girl to dance." He continued to sing, without replying to me and changed the lyrics to, "ask THIS girl to dance," and grabbed my hand and proceeded to dance with me. Needless to say, I had a smile on my face the rest of the night.

The Little Things.

 Tuesday Jan. 4th: Even though I got alot done and felt super accomplished, I think three and a half hours of countless errands in a day is a smidge too much.  In the midst of my many places to stop, I found myself standing in a dreadfully long line with just one package in hand at the post office. Of all of the different shapes and sizes of people who walk through the doors into the plain and lifeless building, we all have the same thing on our minds. We all wish we could be somewhere almost anywhere elsle. As I approached the never ending conventional line I almost turned to leave, not wanting to deal with the wait or the monotony.  

Not even three minutes after I decided to suck it up and bear it or else I would keep putting it off, I heard a  small voice from directly behind me. A curly blonde little girl, maybe three or four years old was trying to entertain her younger brother held in his mother's arms completely unaware of the world around her. Making faces, giggling, and totally engaged in his reaction of whatever she did, she continued to play until she was completely satisfied. Subconsciously, I dismissed the gloomy circumstances and kept my attention on what she did next. Intrigued, I was immediately overcome by her naivety and innocence. Simple things kept her entertained, like counting numbers with mom and playing with baby brother. I wasn't surpised that I soon I had a smile on my own face. As if things couldn't get more tender, the little boy looked right up at me and gave me a big teething pudgy grin. Of course the "Aww" factor came into play, and even the crinkly old man behind the post office entertainers commented, "What a show! You guys are so entertaining to watch!"

I didn't regret suffering through that dreadful sea of people. Thanks to the little people I didn't suffer at all.    

Shredding the slopes.

Monday Jan. 3rd: I went to The Canyons and snowboarded with my dad. It was a pretty good day, although it was my first time out this season so I wasn't as good as I was hoping to be. ...Maybe it was the beer. =D

(Its totally Gatorade.) ;)

2011 Resolutions.

Sunday Jan. 2nd: I made my goals for the new year:
1.) Project 365.
2.) Workout 3 times a week;
              -Yoga
              -Running (adding 1/2 mile each week until I reach 3)
              -Zumba
3.) Cook 1 night a week
4.) Pick back up voice lessons
5.) Continue to keep putting myself out there more
6.) Read through the Book of Mormon before General Conference in April
7.) Keep asking more of myself (Stand a little taller to be a little better)

Project 365.

    Saturday Jan. 1: Apparently, my car also wanted a fresh start for the new year. Why hello 2011! =]