So for all of you that don't know the tradition of true eagle (or aggie or cougar or whatever the school's mascot is) you have to kiss someone on the designated night and it is in a specific area. At CEU it is over a rock named Gibby. At USU it is by the A. Anyways I became a true eagle last night! lol So I kissed this guy named Gary. He is my friend and it was totally random lol. And I got a shirt out of it! YAY! lol Anyways so later in the night I ended up kissing a disabled boy on the cheek and he kissed me on the cheek and he got a shirt. He was so excited! It was so neat. I was really happy that I could make his night. So that was my true eagle experience!
Wednesday, April 30, 2008
True Eagle Night
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Monday, April 7, 2008
Trip to Nine Mile Canyon
I am currently taking a rock art class and as part of the class we get to go on a field trip to Nine Mile Canyon. On Friday, April 4 we went on the field trip. It was really fun. We got to see a lot of rock art and many different styles of rock art. Here are some pics from the trip:
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Friday, April 4, 2008
Business Club Competition
On April 2nd and 3rd the business club went up to Ogden to a competition for PBL (professional business leaders). I was signed up to compete in the Business Decision Making event but my instructor forgot to register me with everyone else so I didn't get to compete but that's ok. Our school did pretty good. We have a few people that qualified to go to nationals in Atlanta, GA. I am happy for them. On the night of the 2nd I got to go to the jazz game with my mom and that was really fun. Then on the 3rd she came down to Ogden and we went shopping and I got a whole business suit with the jacket, pants, skirt, and shirt for fewer than thirty dollars! I was so excited! It was an amazing deal. Overall this trip turned out to be really fun and I got to miss class and get excused for it. So even though I didn't get to compete it was still fun.
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Wednesday, April 2, 2008
My Two Cents About Life
Moving away from home and starting a life of my own and making all new friends is a very good learning experience, but it sure can be complicated. I realize now that in high school I had really good friends and I took it for granted. Since I have been at college I have been betrayed and many more things but through it all I have managed to make a few really good friends that I hope will stay good friends for a very long time. I imagined college to be a lot different than it really is. There is a good and bad side to that. I never thought I would have to deal with my friends betraying me, and having roommates is a whole other story in itself. They say life is a highway but in a lot of ways it is more like a rollercoaster. You start out slow and then it all comes at you so fast and you have no time to react, but after all is said and done you will eventually make it back to where you started. I don't want to get all preachy but our goal is to make it back to our Heavenly Father. I heard a saying once that was, "Life is not about the destination, it's about the journey getting there". That is so true. Yes our ultimate goal is to make it back to our Heavenly Father but life is all about the decisions, trials, happiness, etc… that we experience along the way. I know that eventually everything will work out but I feel that in my life right now I am at a standstill. I know that if I put my faith in the Lord everything will fall into place but it is still hard now not knowing what the future holds. The day that I get to return to my Heavenly Parents will be a glorious day. Until that day all I can do is have faith and trust in the Lord, because I believe that He knows what is best for me and will lead me down the path that is best suited for me to experience the things I need to on Earth. There will always be trials and hardships but in return there will be happiness and joy. I will end by saying once again, "Life is not about the destination, it's about the journey getting there".
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