Starting college was the beginning of my new life; a brand new chapter in life. As nervous as I was to travel over 1600 miles across the country, NORTH [born&raised in the aRiZona heat], I was really stoked for this new experience.
I thought that I would hate going to BYU-Idaho;freeziNg,weirdpeople,school work,potatoes,new roommates..
But my opinion was completely changed almost instantly. My roommates in 313 were beyond amazing, and we became friends immediately. I loved every single one of my five brand new friends.
I will never forget my first semester at BYU-I, every memory, every friend I made, even every class I passed.
And then my new story continued for a second semester in what I quickly learned to be beautiful Rexburg, Idaho.
I made even more new friends this time around and had just as much, if not more, fun than my first semester. I loved the spring and every minute of it. I didn't want to leave, and say goodbye to so many people I had become close to.
I've been home now for a couple weeks, getting ready for my next step; and even bigger,scarier,excitinger new experience- Paris. I leave in just barely over a week to live for the next three months. I cannot wait to go and enjoy.
I'm house sitting this weekend for two different houses so I've been driving back and forth feeding and playing with dogs and have not much else to do. And last night I felt like doing something for my parents for their anniversary, so I found this delicious recipe from pinterest* and it turned out aMazing. Usually, things I try to cook don't exactly turn out the way I plan so I rarely have high expectations, but this was so so good and I did it all from scratch. I used peanutbutter oreos [my favorite] and it made them tEn X's better.
The cookie recipe is also very delicious. I snuck in a few tastespre-baked.
ONE MONTH. &I'll be in the real Paris,[you know; paris,France]. This is only the tower in Vegas, and I'm sure it doesn't even come close to comparing. Can't wait, still seems unreal.