HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!!

Today is my wonderful husband's birthday! He is 27!! And today is the 27th. Pretty kewl. I can't believe he is almost 30, he is such a kid and loves life. He is the most amazing person I know! I love you Matt you're the best! P.S. We just closed on our house today! Talk about a great birthday present! Oh and here are a smattering of pictures that just make me laugh.

The orange abominable snowman

Matt, you will always be #1 in my eyes! (Even though I know you are gonna kick trash with this year's FF league:)

My old blue eyes

I don't know what to say about his picture. But I think he looks handsome in it (Matt not the cat)

1,2,3,4 we don't want your super store...

Name that movie? Anyways, in all my years at BYU I have never and I repeat NEVER been able to sell all of my books back. That being said, I just got back from book buyback and they rejected every single one of my books! I got nothing, nada! Boy was I ticked, I mean one of my books was brand new and I got to the bookstore on the first day! So right now I am walking around campus with oh about $400 dollars worth of textbooks. And they aren't little, they are humungous! So now, not only is my wallet empty but now my back hurts from carrying all these dumb books around. I swear the whole textbook buyback thing is a conspiracy. What kind of conspiracy I have no idea, but I swear it is one! Sooooo if anyone out there who reads this and has a husband or wife or friend who needs these books I am willing to give you a super good deal on them! Although I am incredibly sad to part with these books (sarcasm) I am willing to give them a new home.

-For CHEM 351 and 352 Organic Chemistry 6th edition book PLUS student solutions manual

-For BIO 240 Essential Genes

-For CHEM 481- Principles of Biochemistry 4th edition

Words to Live By

Best thing I've heard all day.

The point is: we all get to measure our own lives. . . but we shouldn’t be measuring success and happiness against other people or the version of other people they show the world. The best litmus test for personal success is to measure ourselves against our own dreams and desires. The way I see it, life is not a contest. If we live it that way, the only person we’re disappointing is ourselves.