This last weekend Daniel and I went home to visit family, do taxes, and be there at Conner's ordination to a deacon.
I feel that I need to post a note about a car accicent that happened this last weekend. On Febuary 13 two girls were killed, Micah and Shiloh Edwards. I had Shiloh in a class last year and she was so much fun. She was also on her way home to become engaged the next day. I can't believe how life can end in just a moment. I pray that their family will be comforted.
Well there really isn't a whole lot of interesting things going on in Ephraim. Daniel and I are both busy with classes, homework, work and studying for tests. (We both have huge tests tomorrow so wish us luck!)
I am really enjoying my Children's Literature class. It's fun to read childrens books and actually be doing it for a class. Sometimes I just go to the lybrary and read picture books. I get a lot of funny looks because everyone else around me is studying biology, psychology, chemistry, and what not. My teacher is excellent and really has an enthusiasim for this genre.
Daniel and I stretched Valentines into a week-long holiday. It started the 7th when I got home from St. George. I bought him a book called The monster who did my math. I knew that I wouldn't be able to hide it, so I just gave it to him then. On wednesday I recieved my little gift. Daniel sold one of his pistols and bought a wii for us. I was so surprised! We have fun playing games on it together and working out on the wii fit. On saturday we went to dinner and watched a Walk to Remember (that was for me).
Happy Valentines to everybody!
Saturday, Dan and I went to see the movie Inkheart. I was excited to see it because I've read the book as well as the sequel, Inkspell. I quite enjoyed it and they followed the book very well. Unfortunately, they left out alot of the build-up which is expected since the book is quite thick. Brenden Frasier played Moe, the father and I think that He did a great job. Overall I quite liked it.
Well here we are back at good ol' Ephraim, where it snows and never melts. Daniel and I started our last semester at Snow College last week. It's hard to believe that we are almost halfway done with our schooling. Dan can't wait to have a real job and I'll just be glad that I don't have to go to school anymore...I guess that doesn't really work. If I teach, I'll have to keep going to school.
