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So much for doing this every day. :P Finals are crazy. Truth.
Catch-up time:
  • Going to Ginny's dance recital on Friday night. I think secretly I would love to be a dancer but I'm definitely not the dancer type (I am 6'1" after all... hahaha)
  • Playing with a little girl the dance recital. :) I love kids. Truth. 
  • Going to Crepes with my roommate Shayla
  • Being scared out of my wits when a cat jumped out of a dumpster
  • Having an amazing practice for God So Loved the World
  • Attending a different ward for Fast Sunday and realizing how much I loved my ward
  • Going to the Christmas Devotional up in SLC!
  • Spending time with my brother. I'm going to miss him a lot.
  • Seeing Jessica's play "A Principle of Uncertainty"! She wrote it herself. It was so freaking good. :)
  • Being productive for the most part
  • Making cookies
  • Taking a nap
  • Girl talk with Gina. :)
  • Weird dreams hahaha.

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