Wednesday, April 8, 2009
We moved and did other stuff!
We are sad to say good bye to...
But really excited to say hello to our new and improved apartment...
Its bigger, has a 2nd bedroom, a walk in closet, a bigger patio, more space in general! we love it!!After we moved we moved we had General Conference which was amazing as always. On Sunday during the second session of conference we decided to go for a drive and listen to it on the radio. Best idea our friends have ever had it was a beautiful day, and here in rexburg those days are few and far between so you have to take full advantage of them! We we went to the Teton Dam site... which was interesting... and muddy.
Over all we have been having a great time, the winter semester ends tomorrow, and then we have a week break!! We are really looking forward to a break! Only one more semester left for me. i just finished my last communication class, my last class in the Spori, one of my favorite buildings so i had a little moment.
Life is good, we are happy and healthy!
Thursday, March 26, 2009
Yay RYAN!
Ryan (my little brother) just got his mission call to Santiago, Chile East Mission! I am so excited for him, i know he will do a great job and be a great missionary! Congratulations Ryan! (check McKenzie's Blog for a fun video!)

10 Fun facts about Chile.
2. The country’s population is about 15 million people. The population of the country is ranked seventh place among Latin American countries.
3. The official language of Spanish. His religion majority of the population of Catholics.
4. Santiago is the capital of Chile. It’s one of the most modern cities in South America. Santiago is home to 4.5 million residents is a third of the entire population of Chile.
5. Chile is the southernmost country in the world because is only 900 km. away from the Antarctic. City Puerto-williams is the southernmost city of the world.
6. Atacama Desert, is one of the driest places on the Earth.
7. Chilean Patagonia is the most environmentally sound place planet.
8. Easter Island is full of mysteries. One of the main mysteries of the island, which does not authorize relief already several generations of travellers and researchers remain totally unique stone statues - moai. This stone idols of all sizes, ranging from 3 to 21 metres. The average weight of a statue is between 10 and 20 tons, But among them, and this kolossa weighing between 40 and 90 tons.
9. Before 1990 in Chile of the military dictatorship, notorious gross violations of human rights but then was peacefully transferred to a civilian government.
10. The general level of Chile took 25th place among the 47 most developed nations of the world.
Friday, March 20, 2009
Tuesday, March 10, 2009
Sunday, February 22, 2009
My Birthday!
TO me!Thursday was my birthday! It was a very relaxing day. I took a birthday nap. Went to a birthday lunch with Becky and James. Went to birthday dinner with George. And then on Friday we had a ppppaarrttyy. Me and my closest friends
my all time favorite Ice cream cake from cold stones. it was also delicious!Tuesday, February 17, 2009
Snowmobile Trip
The day started verrrryyyy early! I of course was very excited and George was...grumpy (but happy). After about 2 hours on the road we made it to West Yellowstone. We got all suited up and waited for instructions. After signing our lives away we were ready!
(Left to Right: McKenzie, Bryce, Billy, Dave, Nick, Ryan, Megan, Dad, Matt, Stephanie, George, Derek, Dustin, Mom, and Uncle Lee)
The day was beautiful! The sun was out and it snowed on and off through out the day.
Dustin hit his head and got ran over by his snowmobile... it was pretty exciting!