Hittin' the slopes!

Some friends and I went snowboarding a few weekends ago at Snowbird and it gave me a reason to not be 100% sour about all of the snow that we were getting back in Provo. It wasn't very crowded, but somehow my friend managed to break his collarbone a few hours after we got there. Strangely it was so sad, but also so funny at the same time... I am not sure if that is even possible, but oh well. And I am not quite sure what is with me and dancing, but I put my headphones in and I would dance all of the way down the hill. My friends were so embarassed of me, they chose to keep their distance. Or maybe they kept their distance because of the hat I was wearing. I haven't completely decided yet... But anyway, I am hoping that the starving students will gather some funds to make it back up the mountain a few more times in this coming semester. Love you mom and dad...

Halloween!!! Time to whip out my signature moves...

Don't ask me how I did it, but I am pretty sure that penguins may now be the sexiest animal ever to walk the Arctic circle! I was a penguin for halloween and if I do say so myself my outfit was pretty clever. A group of my friends and I went to a dance party in our apartment complex (not the most happening thing that I have ever been to, but it got us excited for the rest of the night). Then we went to The Arctic Circle to get some ice cream. The place is so awesome. You choose the cream and toppings that you like and then they mix it up and freeze it with nitrous oxide right in front of you. It gets me every time. Finally, we headed down to the UVU to go the dance that the school was putting on. It was one of the best dances that I have ever been to! There were so many people there and a lot of cute guys... It was an awesome night and I had the opportunity to show off some of my most impressive dance moves. Some of them are getting so famous people are starting to request certain moves. So I just had to whip them out! Most importantly, though, I looked way sweet in my costume.

Hiking the Y in P-Town...

The huge freshman thing to do at BYU is hike the Y and I never did it as a freshman, mostly because I'm dumb, but oh well. My new friends and I hiked up to the top of the mountain and we brought some sparkling cider to celebrate... mostly our friendship I guess... It was hilarious. Unfortunately, sparling cider is really sweet and has a lot of sugar and I guess bees really like stuff like that. What is even more unfortunate than that is that I am deathly afraid of bees. If you know me well, you know the embarassing noises that often are coming out of my mouth. There were a lot of them while we were on the mountain and everyone kept staring at me. Then, as we were leaving the bees came at me again and I freaked out. My camera case rolled down the mountain and I am pretty sure it is gone forever. I know. I'm different. Whatever. It's doing things like this that makes me not so popular at school. Oh well. I love it.