friday, friday!

alright, now everybody together let out a big sigh of relief that the week is over and that the weekend is here. i am currently relishing in the happiness of knowing that i'm done with this crazy spanish project i had to present today... 15 minutes in front of the class rambling off with my partner who is a spanish major about picaresque novels and intertextuality.

..... you know that eleanor roosevelt lady who said that nobody can make you inferior without your consent? clearly she never took spanish 441 with a band of natives, spanish missionary training center teachers (who wear their badges to class...) and spanish majors in their senior year! 

anyways, HAPPY WEEKEND and i just thought i'd leave you with this vid i found via lds.org

it's wonderful! usually easter tends to just sneak up on me or i just am too hung over with mini eggs to really appreciate it, so i was glad i took the time to refresh and refocus today. watch it! count it as church attendance! (but don't really. go to church)

good feeling 7

the extra hour daylight savings has given me has been awesome. waking up to light outside is a beautiful thing.

day seven- watch this video.

my friend emily sent me this video last week. it is so great to get real email from real people that isn't wells fargo telling me to pay my credit card bill or living social trying to sell me a four day excursion to mazatlan. (which is always tempting, btw, and always causes my fingers to delay deletion, btw)

anyways, i digress. this video is great. his testimony is spot on and his voice is so entrancing.... take five minutes and listen in. you won't regret it. if you have questions, visit mormon.org or drop me a line! 

because it's sunday

sometimes when i am scanning at work i listen to conference talks on my phone. i stumbled upon this one the other day and i just love it a lot. it was definitely what i needed to hear this week. today i found this a great condensed version on it, and i know it's a little old, but it's real great. happy sabbath

do your best and leave the rest to Him.