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Happy Thursday!

I just finished booking the last hotel for my trip, so now I get to do the fun stuff- figuring out what we're going to do each day! And then we GO! I'm so excited for this!!!

Yesterday turned into an interesting day. I went to the mall with Rachelle and we bought some random clothes on sale. I love sales, and I think the last time I went clothes shopping was a long time ago...so this was good. While we were there, we popped in to Deseret Book and visited with Kevin for a little while. Always good to see him! But I still want to see a picture of him with Kirby. That would be funny! ;) After our mall excursion, we went to Macey's and picked up a cake and ice cream so we could have an impromptu roommate party with Katie later on. Dale at the bakery was kind enough to write on a cake for us! After this, I went out to dinner with David, a friend i haven't seen in like 6 months. I love Mexican food!

Our fiesta with Katie was fun! We just ate food and then took roommate pictures. It was funny though, because earlier, I'd texted to Katie to ask what her favorite kind of ice cream was...it was random. She told me, then asked why, and I told her I was taking a survey. Then she said she thought I was going to throw her something, so I texted back and said "Why would I do that?" HAHA, so it was great when we actually did do something...she had totally believed that I was just taking a survey! Then we took roommate pictures!





Pretty much it was a lot of fun!

In other news, I finished reading the Old Testament today! That felt great! And today is going to be filled with math homework, and crossing random small things off my to-do list. Woohoo! I took a dance test earlier, so I got to leave class way early, which means I got out of work way early too, so that worked out pretty well. Alright, this is it for now! I might be back this weekend!!

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  1. Speaking of buying clothes, I have to get some pants for our trip. I have two pair and I think I'll need more than that for Alaska. Gotta go shopping, too.

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