MAJOR life updatee :)

whoa whoa WHOA..
i haven't blogged..
D:




what's good in my hood... (ooh that's naughty.. bahaha)




Cabin Fever
a couple of weekends ago i stayed in a cabin. i know i know, those of you who know me are saying "WHAT?! A cabin.. were you high.. you hate the outdoors!" to what i respond with, "Guys, it was a heated cabin, with flush-able toilets, beds, a kitchen, and all other awesome home-like commodities!" 

"MURDER IN THE DARK!" was the most repeated line that whole weekend, due to our mad murdering skills ;) but all in all, i had cabin fever. i did not want to leave to return to a world where i had homework and responsibilities.. but i'm back.. :)


Job Interview
i had a job interview at rue21 in orem, ut :) that went super well! i know the managers loved me, but i haven't heard back yet. to which i am not extremely disappointed because i just want to serve a mission :)

Amazing Race

i had a great date with Miss Michelle Fortune :) where we had a great and Amazing Race, to which we forfeited due to injury.. but the fun and enjoyment lived for the rest of the night as we played Curses, Apple to Apples and Just Dance on the Wii. great date with such a great friend :)

Farewell

tis the season to bid farewell to close friends as they leave to serve full time missions :) this past sunday i said goodbye to Elder Andres Lattanzio who reports to the MTC this wednesday :) to him i say thanks for setting a great example to me :) see you in 2+years brother!

School..

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HA! well i want it to be over.. a little less than a week and a half left :) projects are coming up, papers are due, and tests are approaching.. and yet i don't stress like i should.. someday i will learn. i hope. :) i'm keeping it positive.. :)

My Mission

sigh.. i still await for an interview with my stake president.. i've been waiting for a month now.. which kinda sucks. as you all may know i really just want to serve a mission. if i could i'd leave tomorrow i would.. but i can't.. my time hasn't come yet.. but soon enough.. :)

Final Thoughts :)

life is so wonderful. i am blessed. i am most definitely crazy. i am a procrastinator. i need to learn more. i need to leave this country. i need to leave this blog and continue on projects..


see you the next time i want to procrastinate on homework :)


♥ momo

day thirty

Day 30 – A photograph of yourself today + three good things that have happened in the last 30 days!

this is me, super excited i made all thirty days :)

1. mission papers. i started my papers.. well i mentioned this the first day of the challenge, but things got complicated. buut i did get them started just yesterday! i have doctor appointments this week, hopefully paper will be in sooner than later :)

2. hairspray. i was already performing hairspray when i started the challenge, but it has been one of the best things i've done EVER. i loved performing with such a great cast and i cannot wait to audition more and more when i come back from my mission :)

3. the voice party. i haven't talked much about the VOICE Party much on my blog, but it was the party i campaigned with this past student elections at the University of Utah. the party was the best. i believed in all its platforms and mission and vision, but unfortunately the University decided to elect the, oh so fascinating, represent party. boo. oh well, the experience is unforgettable and i met the most AMAZING people.

day twenty-six

Day 26 – A photo of somewhere you’ve been to.

Los Angeles Temple

i've been inside of this temple :)
it was the greatest experience of my life!
cannot wait til i can get my endowments in another temple :D

blessings :)

 

you never really know how blessed you are until someone or something puts it into perspective. 

to quote my good friend Elder Eldridge in one of his recent letters from the Philippines, 

"One last thought, Well while living here I have seen so many people struggling daily to earn money for food, to live. They live in dirt huts, eat a hand full of rice a day, and yet so many of them recognize that handful of rice as a blessing, I have been humbled so much and recognized how much I took the everyday blessings of life in America for granted. I did not appreciate running water until I had to shower with a bucket and a little ladle. I did not appreciate my family, my friends, and my religion. I would encourage all of you to count your blessings... the poor conditions these wonderful people live in and I'd challenge you to recognize your blessings and how easy you truly do have it."