UffishThought wrote:I've lived in Provo almost 10 years now. I made friends, and then they moved away, made new friends, and they moved away, over and over again. I should be making new friends now, I guess, but I'm kind of exhausted by the cycle. And I miss my old friends.
I suppose that's the downside of living in a college town.
My old friends, lovers, and flames start to get all sorts of entanglements whenever I move back to Utah. I may have retired from the Board yet it (and BYU in general) haunts me still! I mean, seriously, does one accept a LinkedIn request from a former NCMO? I'm at sea.
Portia wrote:No way. Sunshearay is NOT a name . . .
On my wife's official diploma, she had them print her middle name as Mawihemimel. It's a nickname I gave her when we were dating. It stands for: Most Amazing Woman I Have Ever Met In My Entire Life. Awww.
Sparklebreeze wrote:Four of my five roommates got engaged within the last four months and will be married by mid-August. I was planning on living with all of them again next semester. Grrrr
Aaaaand yep. Two more are now officially engaged this semester. I am seriously a blessing...or a curse.
Craig Jessop wrote:Also, Hulu just showed an "I'm a Mormon" ad. The Church is so cool.
So, now that I'm in a swing state there are always political ads on Hulu. And sometimes there will be a political ad and then the next ad is an "I'm a Mormon" ad, but at the beginning of the ad it seems very similar to the political ones where people are like "I'm a normal person with needs and opinions and will be voting for X." It's very confusing!
I was hanging out with El Córazon Sólo (his questions should post in a day or two), and the following conversation ensued after I kept talking while he was trying to study:
"Do you need attention right now, [Zed]?"
"...maybe..."
hahaha
