Our door! So inviting & cute.
I put some of the shape stickers up, put our names around the hat, and hung some rings from her finger that people could take. Refills have already been needed. ^_^
My skull-on-a-shelf...
& the skull squished. =P
All the cups full of candy!!
Some of the ribbon decorating the desk...
The rest of it's on my drawer handles & on our doorknob. =)
The Ghostie full of peanut M&Ms...
And the music box. =)
Yesterday evening I took the box down to the piano with me, and I played for almost 2 hours... it was WONDERFUL. =) I even discovered this David Lanz song I've never heard before, but I think it'll be a great project to work on.
We'll see what happens!
Today I received my rain boots in the mail from Target!!
& I ♥ them!! Although I've never owned a pair of boots before... so I think they look funny around the ankles with all that material, but I think/hope that's normal. But they're cute. And I don't have any other shoes I can wear in the snow, so expect those every day starting in November/December. =)
Thirdly, I have found that I now love opera and classical music. Since Humanities class yesterday, I've been listening to all the other songs on our Classics & Italian Opera CDs, and, um, they're AMAZING. My favorite favorite is still Nessun Dorma, though... I think of No Reservations every single time (= Aaron Eckhart = happiness). And I had no idea that Andrea Bocelli was blind!! He was the cutest thing during the clip we saw of him singing Nessun Dorma (his was so much better than Pavarotti, in my opinion)... I almost cried. He is so sweet, and is one of those people that has the true spirit of an artist... they're doing it just for the music, and for themselves.
So instead of my Michael Buble or Christmas shuffle, I'm listening to my Mad for Italian Opera and Classics CDs-turned-iPod on my way to class... oh yeah.
On Monday for FHE we went to see our FHE Mom, Heidi, in a student play she was in at the Provo Theatre Company.
It was SO GOOD! It is incredible to me what people my age can accomplish. And Heidi's play, not even biased, was the best... she was the star. =) It was amazing! & I saw the guy she played opposite (his character's name was Jarom) at breakfast the other day, and I told him he was really great. =)
But speaking of seeing famous people around, at the play, Asia and I were discussing the possibility of one guy behind us was the murderer from Dial 'M' for Murder, and then the guy right behind us was like, "The Murderer?" We turned around, and it was the husband guy!!
(Who I found out later was Heidi's brother [L]... insane!!?!?! Awesome!!?!?!) So of course we told him he was awesome. He was my second favorite. My first favorite was Max...
who was not there, but absolutely awesome all the same. (Photos from BYU, btw...)
& I just had some thoughts on Sunday... I've never seen any boy my age give a blessing before... when Nathan confirmed Jarett, it was amazing! To see the wonderful power of the priesthood also work through a boy I knew was normal, just like all of us... it was a true blessing. It really hit home for me the importance, but also the truthfulness of the priesthood. I LOVE THIS GOSPEL!!! =D
Ok, so, I know the title of this blog even has 'Tag' in it, but I think this is long enough as it is... & I have yet to take a nap so I don't fall asleep in World Civ. Hence, later shall come the actual taggage report. =) [Sorry, lame, Megan, it will be great though.]
Helpful hint of the day: Plan your schedule for next semester early. Like, now. And then let me know. Because mine works out great.
=)
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