Serial Friendster

So while in line to get our hot dogs at Target one day, Dot made friends with some kids ahead of us. Then they asked her to sit with them. Embarrassing. But seriously cute. Dot always ends up talking about Townes, what we just did, the fact that she's four and in this case when she turns 5 she wants to celebrate with her cousin Ella.


Dlt experiencing a whoopie cushion for the first time.
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Easter

We had a talk on fhe Easter Sunday. What gives?





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Facebook Friday

Why I loved studying Philosophy at BYU

Its a long video, but really great. I loved studying Philosophy at BYU. I don't think I had a class with Foster, but this sentiment just kind of permeated the whole place and it was lovely.

Bossypants

I just finished reading Tina Fey's book, "Bossypants" and I thought it was amazing. AMAZING. I read it all in one night. So funny and even a little poignant at times, or was that just because it was 2am? oh well. Also, things I learned Tina and I have in common:

1. Stressed-induced chin acne.
2. Hideous childhood haircuts (sorry mom, it's true)
3. An early sense of acceptance through small-town community theatre.

There were also things that gave me absolute joy and hope for the world:

1. That a self-admitted shy person with little to no salesmanship could pitch a tv show and just generally have success in life.
2. That someone can write a book with a dangling modifier and get away with it these days - grammar nazis be damned. (For the recond I only found one, but I'm someone who takes joy in grammar mistakes and so obviously I'm not that great at spotting them)
3. That there is a book that compares the creepiness of putting in a contact lens with the creepiness of looking for a lost tampon string.

Tina Fey I absolutely adore you.


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Coniference

That's what Cory calls it.
Here is our post session conversation.
Cory wasn't watching conference, he was computer working.
Cory (face down, glasses off): "I wish I didn't wear glasses, this is so comfortable"
Me: "ya"
Cory: "What did people blind as me do before glasses?"
Me: "they were called the blind, and they begged on the street"
Cory (in all seriousness): "oh that sounds awesome"

Someone is a little stressed. Time for an eye-ball massage. Hoe you enjoy a restful weekend of inspiration.

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Facebook Friday #7