HIKING!

For Memorial Day, my FHE group got together and hiked "R Mountain" AKA the north Menan Butte. We got up at 4 this morning. I made french toast and breakfast potatoes, wrapped them in tin foil, put plates, forks, and the food in my backpack and we hit the road around 4:45. We got to the base of the butte at 5 and started hiking. The idea was to get to the top in time for the sun to rise. When we got up there, we were basically in a cloud, and the horizon was blocked by clouds anyway, so we pulled out our food and had breakfast together! Tyler made eggs and I provided the french toast and potatoes. We had quite the feast! I was LOVING every second of the butte. I was getting a kick out of all the basalt everywhere. In geology we've been talking about volcanoes, so it was sweet to look around and know what everything was/meant/ and how it formed! SWEEEET! At one point I gave everyone a mini lesson...everyone was getting a kick out of my excitement.

Other than that, not much is going on! Last week was pretty chill. No tests, just normal school. I've got four exams this week, and I'm leaving for the grand canyon for my REQUIRED geology field trip on THURSDAY so...lots to do! I've still got to buy my rock hammer...but yes, it will be an adventure you will all have to read about later. Until then--peace!

breakfast of champions!

best friends!

not my boyfriend in case you were wondering

Epic Game of Ultimate

For the first time in HISTORY a girls ultimate team scored enough points to end the game on a point cap...and that team was OURS! We played another competitive game last night at 6PM against the Titans and CLEAT STOMPED THEM! The final score was 13-3. I had 7 knockdowns, 3 assists, and 4 points. My teammates are picking up the sport so quickly, and they listen and trust me when I tell them what I want when we play. I seriously LOVE IT. Trisha is coming down for one of my games when we play the game of the week, so I'm excited for that. Well that's it for this post. Enjoy the pics! The video got cut off, but  it's of me getting the disc, and then when you see me huck it to the endzone, just know the girl caught it for a point. =]

we played with just 7 players, which is the amount you need on the field, which means we played with no subs. I'm so proud of my girls!

the weather was absolutely PERFECT

there was a little drama with me calling a stall count on one of their players who is NOT a fan of me...but oh well. You can't have everyone like you!

I convinced my roommate to play with me this semester and she has been dominating soul! Way to go Kels!

That's me with the disc

Not sure what I just got done doing, but I think it looks cool!

I love it because I am one of the fastest girls in the league, and defense just can't keep up! CAN'T TOUCH THIS!

overdue

Time to update!

I've been rocking my anatomy class. I've had 110% and 120% on my past two quizzes, and my exams have all been in the high 90's or 100's. Awesome. Chemist is a different story. I really like the class, but that last exam was rough. But now I know what to expect, so I'm going to rock it from here on out. Geology I really like. The lab is TOUGH. We have our first exam next Tuesday and I spent three hours in the lab today going over mineral and rock identification. It was so great...I was in there by myself so I spread myself over the whole lab and I was talking out loud to myself pretending I was a scientist and it really helped the information stick!

Relief Society has been wonderful. I love the girls and I am either delusional or things are going very well with everyone! The big rush of callings at the beginning is over so now everyone knows what they should be doing and we can all get down to the business of actually getting to know each other (woot). 

I'm coaching Ultimate again this year. I decided I'm going to apply for the coordinator position in the fall. We had our first game last Friday night and we won 10-4. We played well and I'm excited! I'm also on a rec team, but no games there yet.

I don't work much. I'm currently tutoring a guy who is doing the same thing I'm doing in geology, only he's doing it for plants...and instead of camping out in the grand canyon for four days (like what I'll be doing in two weeks) he gets to go to Seattle for a week with a hotel room and identify horticulture. But anyway--we've been doing some serious work getting him to memorize everything, and I'm a great tutor for it because that is all I do in geology and anatomy!

Surprisingly, ORGAN has been the class that stresses me out...who has 4 hours a week to practice? FREAK! I love my social dance class. My partner and I scored the high score of the class last Wednesday during our first exam. 

My roommates and I threw a Cinco de Mayo party a few weeks ago which was fun...not much else to say about it.

Justin and I went on a date today that was pretty fun. He brought over random items like paper plates, tin foil, and straws and told me we were making boats, so I had to make a boat and then we were going to race our boats down a canal down the street. We sat back to back so we couldn't see what the other was doing as we made our boats, and then it was fun to compare at the end to see what we both came up with. His boat won, and I got soaked in the process of getting the dang things in the water! Good times.

I love my life! I am so blessed. I am the busiest I have ever been, but I feel like I'm growing so much. Our stake has a few goals, and one of them is to do scripture study for 30 minutes every morning. I've been doing that for the past little while, and it has been very beneficial! I believe Heavenly Father blesses us as we seek for opportunities to be more obedient, and I'm grateful for the blessings that come spiritually as studying strengthens my testimony, as well as temporally as I strive to do well in my classes and to form meaningful relationships with others. In relief society our goal for the month is to pray for opportunities to serve others. In our coaches meeting today our coordinator asked us why we do certain things for our players for them to be recognized, and it reminded me of a tenant we learned in History and Philosophy of Education..."It's not about you; it's about them." So I hope we can find ways to make life about others and focus less on ourselves....LOL...as I sit here and write this monologue. All right folks--I'll post again sometime in the distant future. Enjoy the pics!