CHURCH HISTORY TOUR

I've spent the past week and a half traveling around the country in a giant green bus.
We visited all of the historical sights of the early lds church, and on the way my testimony was strengthened, I made so many memories, and I met new lifelong friends.
I can't wait to share all of my journeys with you in many more posts to come!

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The other day in seminary, we talked about our hopes and dreams for the future.

This is what I decided:

I want to go on a mission for my church. I want to go to Africa and help build a school. I want to run a marathon. I want to learn how to surf and sew and to play the ukulele. I want to travel the world. I want to go to Brigham young university to become a special education teacher. More specifically, I want to work with deaf and blind children. I also want to continue photography, maybe even shooting some families/seniors/weddings on the side. I want to be fluent in Braille and American Sign Language, as well as Spanish and Dutch. I want to get married in the temple and have a family. I want to help change the world for the better. I want to live an awesome life, one that people will remember.

A Few of My Favorite Things

Friends who pick me up from school early and take me to P.F.Changs, just for the heck of it.

 

Cheetah...ummm I mean, Tiger Woods. (ha.i kid, i kid.)

Seminary!

The beach.

My (fake) boyfriend, James Dean.

Happy Sunday dudes!

What I learned in Seminary

Proof that Seminary is the best class in the world! The other day we watched a bunch of youtube videos. These two were my favorites. (We had to watch the mini-golf one twice. The whole class could not stop laughing!) :)