2007

(originally posted on Myspace)

Sunday, January 06, 2008

2007 Category: Goals, Plans, Hopes Well, despite my efforts, I won't be sleeping soon. So I just thought I would write a little somethin somethin to give props to 07, which was a GREAT year. Highlights -Country Dancing -"I was robbed by two men." -Boys -Spending my summer in a sort of exile that was my own paradise -My birthday bash -Seeing my brother at Christmas -Long talks with John -Moving to Cedar City -Extreme Sledding -The institute choir picking up music I had arranged over the summer -Halloween: a 5-day festival -Basketball, Hockey, and Football -All the late nights at edgehill 4 -Pie Night -Latin 1010 -My new hyundai who still has no name -Swimming with Alyssa in Dutch John -John giggling every time I said "dutch john" -Brooke being such a goofy roommate! I love her! -"Pole hopping" at Temple Square -The world's largest sleepover party -Being the "best man" at Chris's wedding then photos of me catching the boquet (I need to get my hands on those...) -The way I brought in 2007 and the way I let it go... MYSTERIES -Not dying of seizure in January -Not dying in my horriffic car accident -The fact that I didn't end up married by may -The fact that I never had a hospital trip from sledding -Allison is married??? -John. Need I say more? -Getting as high of grades as I did Spring Semester -Why did I stay so long at the fun park? -Since when am I more naturally talented at musical theatre than classical voice? LESSONS -Friendship is thicker than blood -Check your oil. Always. -Straw is good for growing dinosaurs -Do what you gotta do (like moving away from your kids, your friends, and a guy or five,) even if you kinda resent it. It will work out. -Faith has nothing to do with how much or how little we know; it is centered upon our willing to FOCUS on what we know, rather than focusing on what we don't know (think of peter) -Live it up. You've only got one shot, so you might as well do what you love. -Dish soap + eyes = horrible idea. -We can be whatever we want to be. If any of us had even the faintest idea of our true potential, we would never doubt. -It's perfectly healthy to spend some time alone. Why not multitask? You could try collecting your thoughts while at the gym, for example -When masses of LDS women get in a heated discussion about why men are slackers in dating, stay out of it, regardless of your opinion. (for those of you who remember that story haha) -Time is ours to become who we want to be. Our use of time defines who we are becoming (time was never money.) -I love you and do good things! Every day is an empty page. Write what you want. The sky is the limit! GO 2008!!! 11:25 PM - 0 Comments - 0 Kudos - Add Comment - Edit - Remove