This is my trusty kitchen plant. I think this plant has lived the longest of any plant I have ever owned (minus the ones in our yard growing up that I helped plant and therefore claimed as my own but really they only lived because my Dad took care of them like all the other plants). It’s getting kind of wonky though and wants to grow through the blinds and maybe also fall into the sink.
I don’t really have cabinets (besides the cupboards for the towels and the cupboard under the sink where my cleaning supplies and Harry Potter live). Instead, I have cubbies/shelves behind the door that are built into the wall. Mine is messy and kind of hard to get to. The cats have a bed in the bottom cubby.
Ok, so I’m a slacker and still didn’t take a picture of my work, which would have been the museum (today) or the old Provo Tabernacle site (yesterday). Since there is no photo, here’s a news article from last week that is old news to everybody who cares. But I still feel like I should post it. I was supposed to be there when they came and did the story, but I had to go to a meeting. Oh well.
It’s been a lot of fun working at the Tabernacle once a week, and I’m excited for what we’re going to find when we pull up the large rocks in the center of the building.
These are my work boots for working at the Provo Tabernacle site, which is what I did for 8 hours today.
Also I forgot to take a picture of “work” yesterday and also today so I’ll do it tomorrow. Yay!
This is really cliche, but to this day this is still one of my favorite pictures of myself. Actually, I think most of the pictures of myself that I like are so likable to me because of who is in the photo with me. That’s usually how I remember things – by who was there and the memories I have with that person or group of people.
A page from the planner I used for the last year and a half (shout out to Shannon!). I loved this planner and I’m kind of sad I’m not using one like it anymore. But I felt like I wasn’t doing enough to justify buying another Moleskine planner. Bah.
Technically this is something I just hate in general. But I really hate dealing with these stupid ad things…they are in our mailbox almost every day and very very rarely do they have anything useful or relevant. They’re such a waste of paper…in my opinion. Maybe there are people who like them.
Eric and I went and tried a fast food type place he ate at on his mission in Iowa (that just opened in Utah) called Culver’s. It was pretty good…especially the chocolate shake!
Yes, that is 1:01 am. Bedtime finally.
Ps: that is the same alarm clock Mom got me when I went to college in 2004. I remember waking up to that Josh Groban song “You Raise Me Up” for like 2 months straight since you can set the alarm to play a cd. I still don’t think I can listen to that song.
