Its been a fairly busy last two weeks. I was finally able to make it to a USU hockey game and realize how much I've been missing out on. Even though the game was quite pathetic and we beat U of U 20 to 1! I had so much fun. It brought back all the memories of when Kyle played for Bingham. I loved going to his games. I also happened to see kyle and Alli at the game so that made it all the better.

This last week was full of studying for my nutrition test. On Wednesday night our ward was having a ski night and a trip to walk through the draper temple. In addition to that i had and SI(supplementary instruction) for my nutrition class. of all the choices i went to walk through the draper Temple. It was beautiful! There were big, beautiful houses basically 10 ft away from the temple and the view from up there was so pretty. we finally made it back to Logan around 12:30 that night. Friday was a day of relief once i finished my test and was done with school. Our ward did an All night Indexing(genealogy work) extravaganza. I surprisingly made it through the entire night awake. feeling wide awake at 8 in the morning I was able to sleep for 3 hours that day. and with my family arriving that Saturday night I finally got to sleep again by 1 in the morning.



Today, Sunday March 1, was my singles ward had a Family day where families were invited to attend church with us. I was able to convince my siblings to come, making sure they knew food would be provided. The timing worked out well because we also did a fast for Kyle, Alli, and baby Grant. We wish them the best and our love and support for these next few months and years. We had a linger longer after church and I made a delicious dinner for dinner. Roast beef sandwiches, jello, chips, and carrots. It was so good to have all of us kids together. Its fun to catch up on everyone's lives. Thanks guys for coming! We missed you Mom and Dad! but will see you soon! Now I am off to bed to try and catch up on some sleep from this weekend. good thing i don't have my first class tomorrow!