I was Tagged!

Four jobs I've had:

1. Day Care Worker-made me realize I will never put my kids in day care!

2. APX Alarm-I just talked to salesmen all day and entered in new accounts

3. Humanities Lab Assistant at BYU

4. Dental Assistant

Four places I've lived:

1. Boise, ID

2. Provo, UT

3. Sacramento, CA

4. I have only lived in 3 places...that is kind of sad.

Four movies that I love:

1. P.S. I Love You (if you couldn't tell from the previous post)

2. Zoolander

3. Never Been Kissed

4. Hook

Four favorite foods:

1. Potatoes-any way...you can never have anything gross with potatoes in it

2. Ben and Jerry's Oatmeal Cookie Ice Cream

3. Cafe Rio Pork Salad

4. The Teriyaki Burger from Carl's Jr.

Four weird things about me

1. I have only kissed one boy in my entire life

2. I can't wear socks when I go to bed...it drives me nuts!

3. I eat burritos with ketchup instead of salsa-I pretty much eat anything with ketchup

4. My roommate and I have the same birthmark

Four favorite TV shows

1. Prison Break

2. 24

3. The Office

4. Lost

Four places I'd love to go

1. Ireland-so I can meet a hot guy like in P.S. I Love You

2. Thailand because the food is delicious

3. France just because it is France

4. Heaven-but we all know I will go there anyways


I tag anyone who even reads this

P.S. I LOVE HIM

Tonight was GIRLS NIGHT! And it was a most amazing girl's night, I must say! We went to the movies and saw P.S. I love you...and it is my new favorite movie. Tears were shed, laughs were laughed, squeals of giddiness were squealed (yeah, that one is a stretch). But my point is, all of a girls emotions were covered in this movie. It was so GOOD! I just don't know how else to explain it! Oh, and if all of that wasn't enough to make you want to see this movie...the main guy in the movie, Gerard Butler, is gorgeous and has an accent! That pretty much seals the deal on how amazing this movie is. Seriously. And if you are at all skeptical on the whole aspect of Hilary Swank being the main character then rest assured. I am not a big fan of her, but again...this movie is amazing and there was nothing bad about it! If that wasn't enough to convince you to go see it then I might have to have a stern talking to you. Or you can just go see 27 dresses. Because it was amazing as well. That was last week's Girl's Night out event. And that movie is very highly recommended as well.

Here is just a little sampling of the glory of Gerard Butler. You know you want to see the movie now, don't you?

I FIGURED IT OUT!!!!

Well, not yet...but in about 5 hours! So I am sitting here in the Sacramento Airport waiting for my flight to take me home to BOISE!!! And I thought...what better thing to do than to write a new blog! (Since I am not so good at keeping up on it, if you haven't noticed.) And hopefully my battery doesn't die on me...because lately it doesn't last longer than about 20 minutes. And I can't find an outlet ANYWHERE in this darn place! But anyways, I am just looking around at all the different people in the airport, and noticing that there are people from everywhere! You are probably thinking to yourself "duh, Heidi...nice observation" but it is true! Last night I was at In-N-Out with a friend and I could not hear a word of English the entire time...except when David was talking to me. I heard a lot of Russian, some Japanese, and of course a whole lot of Spanish. I guess I am just a little sheltered, but it is weird to feel like English is becoming the minority as far as languages are concerned. Pretty much the only time that I would hear different languages at all in Utah or Idaho is when white boys were speaking them to other white boys who went to the same mission! Maybe that is a bit extreme in thinking...but you know it is true. Anyways, I guess that is just a random little tid-bit for you. Just something that has been on my mind lately...that is what blogs are for, right?

And one more thing...How in the world do you put titles on each post? I am a little blog stupid.

"Winter"

Where the heck did this year even go? It is already December, and Christmas is only 3 weeks away! In California it doesn't even seem like Christmas time. Hardly any people have Christmas lights/decorations up, there is NO snow (just tons of rain), it is still VERY green outside, we haven't had to turn our heat on yet, the other day I had the A/C in my car on, palm trees are decorated with Christmas lights...I miss Christmas time in Idaho. Normal Christmas time. I miss driving down the streets and seeing every house you pass have Christmas lights up. The other night we went to the Oakland temple to see it decked out with Christmas lights, and I felt a bit of normalcy (is that even a word) seeing all the lights and watching a Christmas program. Although, as mentioned before, it was very odd to see palm trees with lights on them. It was nice to feel the Christmas spirit once again, if only for a night. But I won't give up on it just yet, hopefully more people will get into the whole Christmas scene. And hopefully it will feel more like home here.