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Sooooo...

*My brother has been married for the past 6 days. Well, 5? He got married May 1st at high noon. It was the first sealing I was able to go to since I had received my own endowments almost a year and a half ago.
*I also got to go to my brother and now sister in law's endowment session on my birthday and then to dinner afterward with my whole family minus a sister in law, 2 nieces and of course my mom. It was a good day overall.


*My knee is slowly healing. Because of my diabetes any sort of cut or scrape is going to heal pretty slow. It is, however, healing. Most of the scabs have fallen off. The only problem spot has been the one that has had pus since the beginning. Not so much anymore, but the pus is still there. I'll spare you the gory details and not post a picture here.

*I really like, ridiculously love this video of Jason Mraz's "I'm Yours". Watch it. Love it.


*I haven't had much of life. I've gone on drives with my friend Devonne. We found a cool little spot next to Utah Lake with a picnic bench. We go there a lot. Today we went up American Fork Canyon with the hopes of going around Alpine Loop, but to no avail. Apparently its still closed due to snow...or something.


*I'm really liking The Rescues right now. You should look them up.

Comments

Sarah said…
Wow. That Jason Mraz video was freaking sweet. Thanks for posting it!

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