whirlwind of wonder

these last two weeks have been a whirlwind, a hurricane disaster of tasks. I have gone on my merry, happy way, realizing that any moment of rest will come as a godsend.
In this transition of March to April, I have never felt so thoroughly exhausted—yet completely satisfied—with the busy happenings of life. the whirlwind of wonder.

Of these things I am utterly convinved:
97% of life’s conflicts could be solved with google calendar
20 years old is the perfect age—validated, but not prehistoric
Wheat Thins Crunch Stix deserve frequent consumption
The chip and cracker aisle have never captivated me this much
General Conference with Jaden, Neltle, Carlos, and Kristie is a terrific idea
Rain driving will always remain frightening
Driving with the windows down ushers spring quickly in
Frolicking barefoot is liberating
My compulsive sneezing must be spring fever. Either that or I’m allergic to Neltje.
Elliott is a cute little guy, no disputes
Kayaking for the first time provides entertaining memories, especially when with Kristie and Neltje
Service projects may not receive the anticipated turnout
Family matters most, even if we argue 80% of the time together
Class projects should not be procrastinated—especially when there are more than three of them
Ames & Whitney have sweet dance moves I need to learn
Late-night movies will always hold a place in my heart. Specifically Tangled and Narnia
Naps are only and always a good thing
I have a mad, fiery, hot lovecrush on Caleb
Story-time in the back rooms makes my heart happy
Midnight is the latest bedtime for a sane person
I seriously need to find a deodorant that works for me
Working out [again] gets the fat kids moving & hopefully the pounds dropping
Ethics, 8 a.m. just doesn't do it for me anymore
Cafe Rio with madre starts the week off right
PBL is over
BYU-B was fun while it lasted
"Tale of Two Cities" is a beautiful story, with Hale Center Theatre capturing it wonderfully
I like people. A lot. A lot a lot.
A marketing career of sorts is looming on the horizon
Sometimes the temple just doesn't happen...and it's alright
 Festival of Colors is a guaranteed good time
Malynne & Cecilly sleepovers get a leetle crazy
rag curls don't always turn out how you anticipate



My life is just beginning. 
C'est la vie!

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