today, two of the rooms and i went on a drive through the canyon.
it was beautiful.
and pretty much straight up magic.
there are really incredible things waiting for me...♥
i can feel it.
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one of the rooms and i + m who is soon to be a room made scones. and....k and i really suck at cooking so we burnt them. and filled up the whole first floor of c building with smoke and we all thought we were going to die. so then m saved us, and made scones for us the right way and they were delicious.
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| then we had a bunch of boys that we just met come over and play apples to apples with us. i won because i am a winner. also look at those cute pumpkins that e picked from her own home garden. so cute and fall-y.
 everybody, this is a picture of the frontrunner THAT I JUST AM SOSOSOSOSOSOSO EXCITED FOR. right across from my parking lot. i am prob going to ride it all the time and just do my homework on it. because i love train rides. and...it has free wifi. AND I CAN RIDE IT ALL THE TIME BECAUSE OF THE SUPER CHEAP BUS PASS THAT I BOUGHT. CAN YOU TELL HOW EXCITED I AM?!  and i saw this beauty on my way to the bus from yoga one evening.  a boy drove all the way from salt lake JUST TO HANG OUT WITH ME FOR 15 MINUTES AND GIVE ME THE MOST DELICIOUS SANDWICH I EVER DID HAVE. simply delightful.(:  and me and the rooms went mini dark light putt putting!!! i was so bad at it, but it was really really fun. it was mostly really funny because everybody and there mothers were there on dates and there was me and three other girls...hanging out with each other...being crazy...being awesome...and being super super supersupersuper single. wouldn't have it any other way.(: |
"i'm just stepping back for a second and looking at the situation...we're all three sitting here on the couch listening to katelynn's voice messages on her iphone, laughing and talking and all the sudden ashtyn turns her computer around and says, 'LOOK AT THIS CAT.'"
-megan
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srsly though...look at this cat.
"When you’ve hit the breaking point, sometimes you need to be held and sometimes you need to talk. The odd thing is we tend to talk to the most unlikely people. We talk to strangers in the street; a kind word or a reassuring hand on our arm causes us to open up, causes all the pain to come spilling out. We talk to strangers or to people who are not in our inner circle because we don’t care and they won’t judge. We don’t think about the consequences of talking to those we don’t know well. We don’t worry that they are seeing us at our most vulnerable, that they may take advantage of that. No. Why would we?"