Beth's Triathlon

We went and cheered Beth on at her triathlon.

Scoliosis

I saw this joke on someone's blog today and it reminded me of high school. I did this exact thing back then. I was allowed to leave 5 minutes early before each class was over so I could get to my next class before the bell rang. Since I had a rolling backpack it would have been much harder to get through the hustle and bustle with everyone else. I loved having the luxury of getting to leave early and taking my time going through the halls without anyone around. It was a sweet deal.

My Bishop, the DJ

Last weekend I went with my bishop, the DJ, and Chelsey to watch him teach a youth group of 13 and 14 yr olds how to dance. My bishop is so fun. He has so much energy it's crazy! He taught the kids how to slow dance, swing, and a few dance routines to different songs. I helped with starting and stopping the music while he was teaching and Chelsey was his partner. For the routines I'd do them until I was purple, but that didn't take long though. :)

Chelsey and I before the kids came.

Bowling

Friday night we went Bowling and I stunk it up big time! Oh well, there's always next time. Here are a few pictures before my camera died.

Having the best time of their lives!

Showing off her sweet shoes

Up Up and Away

Last night we went to a $2 movie and saw UP. It felt so nice not to be spending a butt load of money to sit for 2 hours. The movie was really cute. Afterward as we were walking to the car I was out of breath so we stopped and sat on a ledge. Beth pulled out her camera and this was the result.

80's Dance

Last weekend my roommates and I dressed up for the 80's dance. We thought we'd be the only ones dressed up, but luckily we were wrong. There were a few others that had dipped into their dress up boxes, but for us we went the goodwill route to find our one of a kind outfits...

Can you tell were pumped?!

Peace out!

Fundraiser

My friend's brother found out a few months ago that he has Lou Gehrig's Disease (when you lose muscle and feeling in your body). So they had a big fundraiser for him to help with the medical bills and raised $30,680. He's a police officer so there were lots of cops out to show their support. They had a lottery going for some really cool stuff that was given to them for free, like a Wii. That's what I wanted, but no luck. But I did win a Magna flashlight. They also had these shirts made to sell there too. It was neat to see the family and community come together for a man who's married with 4 little boys. It made me more grateful for everything I've been blessed with.

Here he is getting interviewed by the news with his little boy
looking up at him. His brother is next to him.