Bakc too Skool

So today I took most of the Compass test to get back into UVU, there are 3 parts and I took two of them. I did.....ok well I did exactly opposite of what I thought I would do, but I guess you would score lower on Math (especially since I havent taken a Math class in 4 years) and did well on English (at least the Reading part; I still have to take the writing part) which I guess kinda makes sense since I've been reading for at least an hour every day for the past two years. So the next step will be registering for classes. Hurray, how exciting for me.

Everyone please welcome the iTouch

So unfortuently (so i thought) a week and a half ago my iPod stopped working, done, finished just like that, considering it was over 2 years old, I was of course dissapointed, but satisfied with it's performance. So I headed up to Salt Lake to the Apple store, walked in and was probably the easiest sell all year, i walked in told them excatly what i wanted (a 32 GB iTouch) went to the cashier and paid and was out in a matter of 3 minutes i never thought i'd spend that much money that fast.....oh well it's way worth it...... and I actually needed an iPod, and to top it all off they gave me a 10% discount for turing in my old iPod, So BooYa.

HOME!

So This is a little late (like a month and a half) Anyways i have returned from the Sacramento California Mission in one piece, no bullets wounds; despite serving in Stockton, Del Paso Heights, and Oak Park for 18 months, and one permanate 3rd degree burn. Needless to say it was the worst two years of my life.....................................Sike!! I would have never stayed out for two years if i hated it. I cannot however say anything that you probably havent heard a Returned Missionary say about his two year journey. IT WAS THE MOST EMACULATE, WONDERFUL, HARDEST, MOST REWARDING THING I HAVE EVER DONE!! and will forever be grateful for all of the experiences, companions, challenges, and people i was able to be part of. so Dasvadania Sac Town untill we meet again. (which should be next week)

Another One Bites The Dust

So After 17 months my Liahona Bike bite the dust. I must say that after a few crashes, hundreds of miles, some jumps and not really being super cared for, it did pretty well. This is what was left of it. Luckily i was able to pick up another bike off another missionary for free! so maybe i'll strip some parts off this one and intergrate them onto the new bike.

Called To Serve

Being double transferred is not fun however the mission requires you to do not fun things. As my companion and i where searching for people to teach we ran across a inactive lady who's fence had blow down so with the assistance of a hammer and some rusted nails we got the job done. My companion being a red-neck and knowing how to do stuff like fix fences he did most of the work while i took the pictures. Id say he did a pretty good job.

Lunch

A Few Days ago for lunch, I wanted to make a sandwich so I got Bread and my Ranch, and my Cheese, but I couldn't find any kind of meat. As I was searching the fridge I opened a drawer and Saw "Deer Salami" wrapped in a nice white paper. Thrilled to complete my sandwich and have lunch I opened the white paper and saw this. lets just say I had a Bread, Ranch, and Cheese sandwich that day.