I realize I have lots of things I need to talk about that have been going on in my life. However, I feel like I have very little time to catch up on them all. The first thing since my marathon is graduation. YIPEE!
Four years of hard work and stress coming to an end. I honestly think I was in one of the most laborious programs at my college. One of my professors said that he once had a girl in one of his classes and her dad was a professor in the school of medicine. He mentioned to her that how shocked he was at the amount of homework that she had to do and that his students didn't have that much. This is where I rest my case about a tough program.
There were late nights filled with constructing projects, xacto knife injuries, miscuts, and waiting til morning to reprint. Blood, sweat and tears went into my projects. Okay, so there were usually more tears and sweat than blood because too much blood meant restarting a project, unless it enhanced the design of my project which it usually didn't.
Graduation day was the best. I thought I was going to be late because I didn't double check the commencement ceremony arrival times. I thought it was 8:20 it was 8 and I didn't realize that until we were in the car on our way there. I think my dad broke laws once I announced my err. When we made it to the parking lot there were several people in cap and gown wandering around so I felt a little more at ease. I found where I was suppose to go and walked down the winding line of bachelor graduates. I finally saw some familiar faces of my design peers. I think almost the whole program was standing in line together. It felt like we stood there for hours but that could have been because I decided to wear cute high heel sandals and it is a long walk from the parking lot to the Hunstman center. Finally the line started moving. The rails dividing the lines kept getting skinnier and it started feeling like a heard of black cattle being herded into single file lines. When I got close enough to the core of the Huntsman building and could here the graduate march (or whatever it is called) I started to get really excited. Seeing all the people there and all the graduates it was amazing. I couldn't believe I was finally there, in cap and gown getting ready to graduate en masse. Whoever picked the speakers did a great job. The student speaker did a great job and the co founder of Pixar was very interesting. I learned a lot from those 2 speeches and I am so happy to finally be done. Now I just need to find myself a "real" job.
Thanks for reading.
Friday, June 15, 2012
Thursday, May 24, 2012
13.1
Preface: I just realized I never posted this and it has been sitting in my "drafts" bin. I added a little.
Saturday (April 21) I ran my half marathon, and survived to tell the tale. 13.1 seems like a lot of miles but when you look at all the miles that you put in just to get to those 13... wow. I have the Nike+GPS app that I have had since the end of February (Feb 29 was my first clocked run on it) and since then I have run 64.5 miles in prep for my half marathon. If I could cram it all into one day I could run to Evanston, WY. I would probably die before I made it there because that is too many miles to run in one day, by one person.
Running a half marathon was a decision made on a whim one December afternoon. One of my co-workers asked if I would be interested in running it with her. I thought, "Well I wanted to run a marathon at some point in my life this would give me a feel for what that would be like." I agreed. She showed me where to sign up, did that, paid my money, and printed my training schedule. The schedule I had started 20 weeks away from race day. Week 1 happened to be the very week I agreed to run this race.
I modified the schedule to so that my long runs would fall on Saturdays and I would rest on Sundays. Saturdays kind of sucked once I got into the high mileage runs because I had to wake up early (6 or 6:30) and go meet my friend to run our 8-11 miles then get to work by 10AM. At work I always prayed for a slow day so I could have a task that allowed me to sit down. Granted whenever I did get up I hobbled around like a 100 year old. All this running with pain in my foot and my friend's knee acting up but we survived.
Race day finally came, well to be honest the last few weeks before the race flew by. Here it was 4:30 in the morning and I'm gearing up, waiting for my friend to come pick me up. We arrived at the starting line with still plenty of time to spare but the crowd of runners was massive. We picked out a spot ate our banana with peanut butter, drank water and stretched a little. I was ecstatic but I tried to conserve my energy for the race so to distract myself I did some people watching. Some of the gear people were wearing seemed odd like a pink skirt with streamers and feathers but to each his (or her own).
Finally the announcement rang out that the runners needed to start lining up for the half and full marathon. We were packed in like cattle. When a trax train needed to make its way up the tracks we were invading the personal space of many strangers. Finally the countdown began 10...9...8......3...2...1! And we were off, well sort of. With everyone packed in so tight it made it difficult to run/jog so we were just walking until we crossed the official start line then we could start picking up our pace. We found a pacer that was holding a sign saying he was going to be running the race at 9:55 per mile. That was a little faster than our miles during training but we decided to stick with him. Based on our training times we figured that we would finish the race in about 2 hours and 15-20 minutes but we were willing to challenge ourselves.
Miles 1 and 2 were kind of rough. For me they are the worst miles because they are my warm up miles and my muscles try to talk me out of running but I keep pressing on and they eventually just give in. At mile 3 our pacer yelled out," 10 more miles! Thats your average morning run come on lets do this people!" Miles 3-6 or 7 went pretty well nothing major to report they were pretty easy breezy. We busted open our shot blocks, which are little cubes that are like gummy bear consistency but they are suppose to help replenish sugar and stuff in your body from running or other forms of exercise. I had never had them or used them during my runs so far so I was a little nervous about it but my stomach handled them just fine. Mile 8 is when my hips started to get a weary and hurt. I just found other things to focus on. Really I think it was all the people that were out holding signs, ringing their cow bells, and old ladies waving from their pores that kept me going.
Miles 9 and 10 went by, my body started to get more and more tired. Half way through mile 11 is the farthest I had run in my training and I still had about 2.5 miles to go. Whoever decided to have a hill for the tail end of the race is horrible. Towards the end of mile 12 this hill starts. I looked up to the top to see the capitol and to realize that someone had relocated Mt Everest. I felt like I wasn't going to make it. Thanks to my friend and the pacer and the people around him that were yelling out encouragements I kept climbing. I focused on the ground in front of me because it didn't look like a hill it was just asphalt and I can conquer asphalt one step at a time. There were a few times I still looked up at the hill and then I thought, "At least I don't have to go all the way to the capitol," because after South Temple the hill gets steeper. Finally reaching the top of the hill and turning onto South Temple the finish line came into view, all the people there cheering and a downhill slope. My legs were felt like they might give out at any step and I was pretty certain there was a toenail that had fallen off and was now floating in my shoe but I carried on to the finish! It was the greatest feeling to cross that line (even though the look on my face that the cameras caught does not show it). Once across the line there was someone there to place a medal around my neck, another person to hand me water and still another to hand me a chocolate milk. I was feeling like the Queen of Awesomeness. I found Trev, my mom and my nephews that came to support me and when I saw them I about cried! I had just accomplished one of the coolest, most difficult things I have ever set out to do. I loved that feeling and I may do it again, even if I don't I am still going to keep on running =)
Saturday (April 21) I ran my half marathon, and survived to tell the tale. 13.1 seems like a lot of miles but when you look at all the miles that you put in just to get to those 13... wow. I have the Nike+GPS app that I have had since the end of February (Feb 29 was my first clocked run on it) and since then I have run 64.5 miles in prep for my half marathon. If I could cram it all into one day I could run to Evanston, WY. I would probably die before I made it there because that is too many miles to run in one day, by one person.
Running a half marathon was a decision made on a whim one December afternoon. One of my co-workers asked if I would be interested in running it with her. I thought, "Well I wanted to run a marathon at some point in my life this would give me a feel for what that would be like." I agreed. She showed me where to sign up, did that, paid my money, and printed my training schedule. The schedule I had started 20 weeks away from race day. Week 1 happened to be the very week I agreed to run this race.
I modified the schedule to so that my long runs would fall on Saturdays and I would rest on Sundays. Saturdays kind of sucked once I got into the high mileage runs because I had to wake up early (6 or 6:30) and go meet my friend to run our 8-11 miles then get to work by 10AM. At work I always prayed for a slow day so I could have a task that allowed me to sit down. Granted whenever I did get up I hobbled around like a 100 year old. All this running with pain in my foot and my friend's knee acting up but we survived.
Race day finally came, well to be honest the last few weeks before the race flew by. Here it was 4:30 in the morning and I'm gearing up, waiting for my friend to come pick me up. We arrived at the starting line with still plenty of time to spare but the crowd of runners was massive. We picked out a spot ate our banana with peanut butter, drank water and stretched a little. I was ecstatic but I tried to conserve my energy for the race so to distract myself I did some people watching. Some of the gear people were wearing seemed odd like a pink skirt with streamers and feathers but to each his (or her own).
Finally the announcement rang out that the runners needed to start lining up for the half and full marathon. We were packed in like cattle. When a trax train needed to make its way up the tracks we were invading the personal space of many strangers. Finally the countdown began 10...9...8......3...2...1! And we were off, well sort of. With everyone packed in so tight it made it difficult to run/jog so we were just walking until we crossed the official start line then we could start picking up our pace. We found a pacer that was holding a sign saying he was going to be running the race at 9:55 per mile. That was a little faster than our miles during training but we decided to stick with him. Based on our training times we figured that we would finish the race in about 2 hours and 15-20 minutes but we were willing to challenge ourselves.
Miles 1 and 2 were kind of rough. For me they are the worst miles because they are my warm up miles and my muscles try to talk me out of running but I keep pressing on and they eventually just give in. At mile 3 our pacer yelled out," 10 more miles! Thats your average morning run come on lets do this people!" Miles 3-6 or 7 went pretty well nothing major to report they were pretty easy breezy. We busted open our shot blocks, which are little cubes that are like gummy bear consistency but they are suppose to help replenish sugar and stuff in your body from running or other forms of exercise. I had never had them or used them during my runs so far so I was a little nervous about it but my stomach handled them just fine. Mile 8 is when my hips started to get a weary and hurt. I just found other things to focus on. Really I think it was all the people that were out holding signs, ringing their cow bells, and old ladies waving from their pores that kept me going.
Miles 9 and 10 went by, my body started to get more and more tired. Half way through mile 11 is the farthest I had run in my training and I still had about 2.5 miles to go. Whoever decided to have a hill for the tail end of the race is horrible. Towards the end of mile 12 this hill starts. I looked up to the top to see the capitol and to realize that someone had relocated Mt Everest. I felt like I wasn't going to make it. Thanks to my friend and the pacer and the people around him that were yelling out encouragements I kept climbing. I focused on the ground in front of me because it didn't look like a hill it was just asphalt and I can conquer asphalt one step at a time. There were a few times I still looked up at the hill and then I thought, "At least I don't have to go all the way to the capitol," because after South Temple the hill gets steeper. Finally reaching the top of the hill and turning onto South Temple the finish line came into view, all the people there cheering and a downhill slope. My legs were felt like they might give out at any step and I was pretty certain there was a toenail that had fallen off and was now floating in my shoe but I carried on to the finish! It was the greatest feeling to cross that line (even though the look on my face that the cameras caught does not show it). Once across the line there was someone there to place a medal around my neck, another person to hand me water and still another to hand me a chocolate milk. I was feeling like the Queen of Awesomeness. I found Trev, my mom and my nephews that came to support me and when I saw them I about cried! I had just accomplished one of the coolest, most difficult things I have ever set out to do. I loved that feeling and I may do it again, even if I don't I am still going to keep on running =)
Tuesday, April 10, 2012
Things I can't wait for!
As I've stated in probably the last 3 or so blogs, my life is chaos right now. I am doing my best to balance it all out and get everything done... or mostly done. Clutter is stacking up on pretty much every horizontal surface there is probably a layer of dust on top of the clutter...ew. Anyway, amongst all the chaos, tangible and intangible, I have my countdowns and I have a lot to be excited for.
1. My half marathon. I've been training for it since December and there have been ups and downs, literally, but I am excited to run it. I've prayed real hard that my foot pain will stay away because I want to accomplish this SO BAD! It has worked and now I only have 11 more days until I run 13.1 miles
2. Bridal Showers. I am just excited to see everyone and have a party because who doesn't love parties?
3. School ending.... I think this one is pretty self explanatory. Schoooools out FOREVER!! Then I gotta get a "real" job. Which I have already applied for a few. Only 24 more days until graduation day
4. Getting married! Yay! I hope nothing has slipped through the cracks. I have the temple time set up which is the most important and I have my reception place reserved as well as my dress bought so I all the important things. Only 31 more days, I can't believe it and it will be here before I know it.
5. Sleeping again. Currently I am burning the candle at both ends, staying up late and getting up early to try and accomplish all that I need to. I hope my body and mind can hang in there a little longer but I can tell lack of sleep is already taking a toll on me.
6. Reading! I have missed reading whatever I want. If it doesn't pertain to homework or wedding then it doesn't fit in the schedule. I have a stack of books piling up that I want to read. Some of them have been piled for a while. First on my list is Atlas Shrugged followed by 1776.
7. Cleaning and Dejunking. Ideally I would love to get this done before I move to my new place but I realize that it doesn't fall into the category of school or wedding and there will be plenty of time after all the celebration and stuff done. I have tried to do a little bit of it and I've tried to avoid bringing new junk into my room... key word being tried, I'm not always successful.
Whoo! I am so excited! Life is awesome even among all the craziness.
1. My half marathon. I've been training for it since December and there have been ups and downs, literally, but I am excited to run it. I've prayed real hard that my foot pain will stay away because I want to accomplish this SO BAD! It has worked and now I only have 11 more days until I run 13.1 miles
2. Bridal Showers. I am just excited to see everyone and have a party because who doesn't love parties?
3. School ending.... I think this one is pretty self explanatory. Schoooools out FOREVER!! Then I gotta get a "real" job. Which I have already applied for a few. Only 24 more days until graduation day
4. Getting married! Yay! I hope nothing has slipped through the cracks. I have the temple time set up which is the most important and I have my reception place reserved as well as my dress bought so I all the important things. Only 31 more days, I can't believe it and it will be here before I know it.
5. Sleeping again. Currently I am burning the candle at both ends, staying up late and getting up early to try and accomplish all that I need to. I hope my body and mind can hang in there a little longer but I can tell lack of sleep is already taking a toll on me.
6. Reading! I have missed reading whatever I want. If it doesn't pertain to homework or wedding then it doesn't fit in the schedule. I have a stack of books piling up that I want to read. Some of them have been piled for a while. First on my list is Atlas Shrugged followed by 1776.
7. Cleaning and Dejunking. Ideally I would love to get this done before I move to my new place but I realize that it doesn't fall into the category of school or wedding and there will be plenty of time after all the celebration and stuff done. I have tried to do a little bit of it and I've tried to avoid bringing new junk into my room... key word being tried, I'm not always successful.
Whoo! I am so excited! Life is awesome even among all the craziness.
Thursday, February 9, 2012
Oh Dear
I feel like I can't focus on a darn thing.
I have so much on my mind! Running has basically come to a hault as the cold that seems to be going around hit me last Friday night. I am still in recovery but might try a little running tomorrow. I played basketball tonight and it winded me quite a bit and my ring finger on my right hand had a head on collision with the basketball so typing without it is kind of interesting.
I only have 84 days until graduation!! So excited I can't stand it. However, there are certain students...correction just one student I think I may end up punching before those 84 days are up. I am sure I have mentioned him in previous blog posts so I will not go into detail. I am so excited about my new project even though I will basically be scrapping all the work I have done thise far and coming up with all new bottles, labels and "company" name. But I have the momentum I need to inorder to get it all done. If only I could get some of that momentum for my other class.
My wedding invites are designed....I think. I keep changing my mind =/ I guess that is the prob with designing your own. Once those are done I think I will be designing my own graduation announcements as well cause paying $65 for 25 just seems a little ridiculous to me. I dunno I haven't decided. I mean I have plenty of other things on my plate. One thing that I just cleared off my plate has been on there since September. Getting pictures I took of my future sis-in-law on a CD and to her. Oops kind of forgot. Sorry Cait! BUT it is done and now I don't have to worry about it. Course... now her hair color has changed so she may not like them I dunno.
Life is good. Only 91 days until I get married. 72 Days until I run a half marathon and 84 days until I graduate. Sigh I can do this. And thanks for reading.
I have so much on my mind! Running has basically come to a hault as the cold that seems to be going around hit me last Friday night. I am still in recovery but might try a little running tomorrow. I played basketball tonight and it winded me quite a bit and my ring finger on my right hand had a head on collision with the basketball so typing without it is kind of interesting.
I only have 84 days until graduation!! So excited I can't stand it. However, there are certain students...correction just one student I think I may end up punching before those 84 days are up. I am sure I have mentioned him in previous blog posts so I will not go into detail. I am so excited about my new project even though I will basically be scrapping all the work I have done thise far and coming up with all new bottles, labels and "company" name. But I have the momentum I need to inorder to get it all done. If only I could get some of that momentum for my other class.
My wedding invites are designed....I think. I keep changing my mind =/ I guess that is the prob with designing your own. Once those are done I think I will be designing my own graduation announcements as well cause paying $65 for 25 just seems a little ridiculous to me. I dunno I haven't decided. I mean I have plenty of other things on my plate. One thing that I just cleared off my plate has been on there since September. Getting pictures I took of my future sis-in-law on a CD and to her. Oops kind of forgot. Sorry Cait! BUT it is done and now I don't have to worry about it. Course... now her hair color has changed so she may not like them I dunno.
Life is good. Only 91 days until I get married. 72 Days until I run a half marathon and 84 days until I graduate. Sigh I can do this. And thanks for reading.
Wednesday, January 18, 2012
Running and Running.And.Runnninng
Happy 2012!
I've got a lot on my plate this year. I have my last semester of school. One of my teachers has been known to fail seniors in their last semester. I am a little worried but I'm working to pull through. I am also planning my wedding (YAY). I think I am more on top of things than I think I am. I finally found my dress last Saturday, my reception place is booked, the temple is reserved, I have a photographer for all but the day of my actual wedding. I am excited for all of this stuff to happen and be over. These are all kind of alot to take on but I must have thought, hey I don't have enough to do because I agreed to run a half marathon with a friend of mine. You may think, "back out now!" Well I've already registered and paid my money so I am going to do it.
I am in my 5th week or so of training. I am getting to the point where I know I need to get up and run but the idea of running on a treadmill just sucks all energy out of me. Running outside in 20-30 degree weather doesn't really tickle my fancy much either. There is an indoor track that has an oval ice track and some hockey "fields" inside of it. That I can run on for 60-90 minutes and be distracted enough with the hockey games, world speed skating events, or random people ice skating. This week it is closed and it's driving me crazy. So far the longest and farthest I have run is 8.71 miles in 90 minutes. =) pretty proud of that... however I think I may lose a toenail or two =/
Just wanted to give a quick update =0)
I've got a lot on my plate this year. I have my last semester of school. One of my teachers has been known to fail seniors in their last semester. I am a little worried but I'm working to pull through. I am also planning my wedding (YAY). I think I am more on top of things than I think I am. I finally found my dress last Saturday, my reception place is booked, the temple is reserved, I have a photographer for all but the day of my actual wedding. I am excited for all of this stuff to happen and be over. These are all kind of alot to take on but I must have thought, hey I don't have enough to do because I agreed to run a half marathon with a friend of mine. You may think, "back out now!" Well I've already registered and paid my money so I am going to do it.
I am in my 5th week or so of training. I am getting to the point where I know I need to get up and run but the idea of running on a treadmill just sucks all energy out of me. Running outside in 20-30 degree weather doesn't really tickle my fancy much either. There is an indoor track that has an oval ice track and some hockey "fields" inside of it. That I can run on for 60-90 minutes and be distracted enough with the hockey games, world speed skating events, or random people ice skating. This week it is closed and it's driving me crazy. So far the longest and farthest I have run is 8.71 miles in 90 minutes. =) pretty proud of that... however I think I may lose a toenail or two =/
Just wanted to give a quick update =0)
Thursday, November 17, 2011
A Calendar and a Deck of Cards
I cannot begin to describe the excitement I feel about the semester coming to an end. I have one class I am worried about. I need a B- in it so that I am okay to graduate in the spring. I just want to get to the point where I find out if I pass or not. I still have 3 weeks of pure crammed craziness so I thought I would write just in case I don't survive.
In my final weeks I am working on calendar. I am pretty excited about it! It has been a bit of a challenge thus far. I was hoping to do a poster size, year-in-a-glance calendar like I did last fall. My teacher suggested a different direction and I am going with that. This way if my grandma ends up asking me for help getting a family calendar together again then I will have this one ready. Granted it won't be full of pictures of when my mom and her siblings were younger, in their "awkward" stages, etc. No family pictures are in this one. We'll see if grandma goes for it.
I also started creating a deck of cards for another project pitch in another class. Even though my project didn't get picked I think I will finish creating the rest of the deck and get it printed for myself. I am excited but I'll definitely have to search for the time to complete it. Maybe next year I'll have it done. Below are some aces that I have done. If you are on my facebook you can see more.
In my final weeks I am working on calendar. I am pretty excited about it! It has been a bit of a challenge thus far. I was hoping to do a poster size, year-in-a-glance calendar like I did last fall. My teacher suggested a different direction and I am going with that. This way if my grandma ends up asking me for help getting a family calendar together again then I will have this one ready. Granted it won't be full of pictures of when my mom and her siblings were younger, in their "awkward" stages, etc. No family pictures are in this one. We'll see if grandma goes for it.
I also started creating a deck of cards for another project pitch in another class. Even though my project didn't get picked I think I will finish creating the rest of the deck and get it printed for myself. I am excited but I'll definitely have to search for the time to complete it. Maybe next year I'll have it done. Below are some aces that I have done. If you are on my facebook you can see more.
Tuesday, October 11, 2011
A-Z
Stole this from my cousin. Seemed like a good way to avoid my homework for a little while longer.
The A-Z's of me:
A. Age: 24
B. Bed size: Queen. Yea that big for just me. I take up alot of space when I sleep... or maybe it's all my pillows that hog the space shrug.
C. Chore you dislike: Who likes doing chores is the real question here. Okay okay what I really dislike is cleaning the shower/tub. I don't mind cleaning the rest of the bathroom for some reason the shower/tub is just not my thing. Oh and vaccumning the stairs.
D. Dogs: I love them. Wish that I had one here with me all the time but I'm under strict rules of no pets that shed or poop.
E. Essential start to your day: I don't think there is one thing that I have everyday. I like to switch up my breakfast. Bagels, cereal, toast, but if I have time pancakes, waffles, or french toast. LOVE French toast.
F. Favorite color: Blue.
G. Gold or silver: I don't really wear jewelry but I like silver looking jewelry.
H. Height: 5' 7" or 6 "
I. Ice cream flavor: Oh gosh! I love ice cream. I love Ben & Jerry's! Generally it's either peppermint, cookie dough, or mint chocolate chip. As For Ben & Jerry's I can't even pick a favorite lol
J. Job title: Customer Service Rep. Soon enough I am hoping that I will be an official graphic designer
K. Kids: Someday but not right now.
L. Live: Utah. Born and raised but who knows where I will end up.
M. Movie: This is as difficult as picking ice cream. Currently it is A-Team and Despicable Me
N. Nicknames: Anna Banana or Anns Banans
O. Overnight hospital stays: Probably when I was a baby and that is all
P. Pet peeves: Sadly there are many. But when asked I can never really think about them. People that drive 5-10 miles below the speed limit for no obvious reason (an obvious reason would be weather conditions, a stop light/sign). When people are flakey cause don't like plans to be up in the air. I like to know what I'm doing, where I'm going and who is coming.
Q. Quote from a movie: "I wanna get chocolate wasted!!" - Grownups
R. Right or left-handed: Righty
S. Siblings: 2 older siblings. A sister (36) and brother (31)
T. Time you wake up: Depends on the day usually anywhere from 0630 - 0830
U. University: Univeristy of Utah is where I go to school and Brigham Young University is who I cheer for.
V. Vegetables you don’t like: Where do I begin....lol jk. I'll eat whatever but I really really really REALLY don't like peas or lima beans.
W. What makes you run late: I get distracted easily
X. X-rays you’ve had: Mouth, right wrist, right pinky, right foot, left foot, and if ultrasounds count then I've had one of those too.
Y. Yummy food you make: I make lots of food and about 50% of it is good. Trev and his sister really like my chicken noodle soup, which never really turns out the same cause I basically make it up each time.
Z. Zodiac: Virgo usually but some things say Leo... I guess I'm a confused individual lol
The A-Z's of me:
A. Age: 24
B. Bed size: Queen. Yea that big for just me. I take up alot of space when I sleep... or maybe it's all my pillows that hog the space shrug.
C. Chore you dislike: Who likes doing chores is the real question here. Okay okay what I really dislike is cleaning the shower/tub. I don't mind cleaning the rest of the bathroom for some reason the shower/tub is just not my thing. Oh and vaccumning the stairs.
D. Dogs: I love them. Wish that I had one here with me all the time but I'm under strict rules of no pets that shed or poop.
E. Essential start to your day: I don't think there is one thing that I have everyday. I like to switch up my breakfast. Bagels, cereal, toast, but if I have time pancakes, waffles, or french toast. LOVE French toast.
F. Favorite color: Blue.
G. Gold or silver: I don't really wear jewelry but I like silver looking jewelry.
H. Height: 5' 7" or 6 "
I. Ice cream flavor: Oh gosh! I love ice cream. I love Ben & Jerry's! Generally it's either peppermint, cookie dough, or mint chocolate chip. As For Ben & Jerry's I can't even pick a favorite lol
J. Job title: Customer Service Rep. Soon enough I am hoping that I will be an official graphic designer
K. Kids: Someday but not right now.
L. Live: Utah. Born and raised but who knows where I will end up.
M. Movie: This is as difficult as picking ice cream. Currently it is A-Team and Despicable Me
N. Nicknames: Anna Banana or Anns Banans
O. Overnight hospital stays: Probably when I was a baby and that is all
P. Pet peeves: Sadly there are many. But when asked I can never really think about them. People that drive 5-10 miles below the speed limit for no obvious reason (an obvious reason would be weather conditions, a stop light/sign). When people are flakey cause don't like plans to be up in the air. I like to know what I'm doing, where I'm going and who is coming.
Q. Quote from a movie: "I wanna get chocolate wasted!!" - Grownups
R. Right or left-handed: Righty
S. Siblings: 2 older siblings. A sister (36) and brother (31)
T. Time you wake up: Depends on the day usually anywhere from 0630 - 0830
U. University: Univeristy of Utah is where I go to school and Brigham Young University is who I cheer for.
V. Vegetables you don’t like: Where do I begin....lol jk. I'll eat whatever but I really really really REALLY don't like peas or lima beans.
W. What makes you run late: I get distracted easily
X. X-rays you’ve had: Mouth, right wrist, right pinky, right foot, left foot, and if ultrasounds count then I've had one of those too.
Y. Yummy food you make: I make lots of food and about 50% of it is good. Trev and his sister really like my chicken noodle soup, which never really turns out the same cause I basically make it up each time.
Z. Zodiac: Virgo usually but some things say Leo... I guess I'm a confused individual lol
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