I came to appreciate the census when I took my family history class at BYU. It was really cool because I got to look back at previous censuses and find out information about my own family. I think it is a neat thing that we all get to fill one out no matter who you are, how much money you make or where you come from. So, in honor of the census (it only comes once every 10 years) here's a little high quality entertainment from SNL:
Wednesday, March 24, 2010
Sunday, March 21, 2010
Birthday Count Down!
In 6 days someone at our house is having a birthday. Here are some clues to help you figure out who it is...
1) This person shares a birthday with an Orangutan named Duchess who is turning 50 this year
2) This person loves Reese's Eggs and hopes to get some soon in an Easter basket.3) This person graduated from BYU and is a big smarty!4) This person is really good at playing hockey. This person was even the captain of their high school hockey team!
5) This person loves taking epic bike rides in Moab, Park City, and Fruta!6) This person enjoys cross country-skiing
1) This person shares a birthday with an Orangutan named Duchess who is turning 50 this year
2) This person loves Reese's Eggs and hopes to get some soon in an Easter basket.3) This person graduated from BYU and is a big smarty!4) This person is really good at playing hockey. This person was even the captain of their high school hockey team!
5) This person loves taking epic bike rides in Moab, Park City, and Fruta!6) This person enjoys cross country-skiing
7) This person has a best friend named Henry. Henry absolutely adores this person.
Friday, March 12, 2010
Sunny (?) California
For Spring Break I was able to escape for a few days to visit my mom and sister out in San Diego. Pacific Beach to be more specific. Unfortunately, good ol Californ-i-a was not living up to its sunny reputation, so we didn't get a chance to go to the beach while I was there. Still, we did get out to eat Greek, Italian, Vietnamese, Mexican food, and delicious frozen yogurt while I was there. Not too shabby. Chesney shared some especially choice stories about her students' adventures in testing (spelling tests, math tests, and writing about chili dogs-all in a days work for this lady) and it was fun to laugh and trade stories about our crazy school system. My mom and I also went and saw Alice in Wonderland, which I would highly recommend to anyone looking for an entertaining flick. Overall it was a great trip and a fun chance to get away! Thank you to my familia and to Dean for taking care of Henry et al. while I was gone!
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