Love Song

Within 5 minutes, three different radio stations played "Love Song" by Sara Bareilles. First 100.3, then I changed to 98.7, who after a minute or two started the song. After it was nearly over, I changed to 106.5 and the same song began to play. Not even 45 minutes later, 107.5 played the same song, though it was an in-studio version. I agree, it's a good song. It has a good message for those who are new to the relationship world. But seriously.

The six words of me.

As per request, here are my attempts. Six word memoir.

- Jesus, my true source of joy.
- My life, my love-my friends.
- To sing, to laugh-to live.
- I love to see the temple.
- I dare you to challenge me.
- I am a redhead. Need anymore?
- Someday, this will be in Latin.
- I like my teddy bear, ok?!
- It's a movie?! It's a date.
- M&M's, Ice Cream, Steak. Some day.
- I like this way too much.
- To sink into an embrace-ecstasy.
- I lived my life to say:
- True friends-Two bodies-One heart.
- It's your choice. Please be wise.

The sweet, sweet smell...

A common occurrence in the house has been a burning of food. We seem to have taken such a liking to it over the years, the food is not only burned, but charred completely black to the point it is full of carcinogens. Thursday resulted in 4 cookies and 4 cheese sandwiches, the latter of which were rushed from the kitchen to the back porch as to prevent the kitchen filling with smoke and setting off alarms. Today, the house was once again filled with the aroma of charred cheese sandwich. Best of all, we have a new reminder of the thing we seem to enjoy most about food. A perfect fossil of what once lived.

We Thank Thee O'God...

For a prophet was sung at a concert tonight, though not by the choir or soloists alone. When President Thomas S. Monson entered the building, the entire hall stood to welcome him. As he approached his seat, someone began to sing the wonderful hymn that means so much to so many around the world. All joined in to welcome the prophet to our midst. The following concert was in honor of Joseph Smith Jr, first prophet in the latter days for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints. What a tribute to hear the life of the Brother Joseph, and to be able to turn and see the man who succeeded him. Both are called of God, and what greater blessing can any single person or group of people ask for than a leader who will never forsake you.

Engrish

All I can do is laugh, and know that if I ever tried to write something in their language, I would sound just as stupid. Engrish.com