Afternoon

Today everything was looking really awesome as the sun was sinking lower in the sky. I still really love the Mexican bird of paradise (particularly this post).

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Rays

Nature really is one of the best things to make a stupid day a whole lot better.

Moved

Today we were all really good people because we went to help move someone. It was something that we were not particularly excited to do. We each sacrificed something in participating in the move. Ultimately, we helped someone, and her relief was apparent. While we didn't necessarily feel good when we left, we really did enjoy each other's company and the awesome scenery. P.S. Thanks for posting this pictures on FB, Katie, so I could blog it!

Return Address

We got up before dawn to make it home. We said goodbye to Kelsey and left for good old Arizona. I hadn't really missed the 520 very much. I am glad to have my bed back. That is wonderful. Back to the life of exams and school crap. Oh well. All trips must end, I suppose. It's just a shame that a good one like this ended.

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On the Doppler

Today's weather was kind of bizarre. Cold and rainy this morning, then ridiculous wind, and then a nasty haze that completely blocked the Catalinas and Rincons (note photo 1, which is facing east). Out of no where, come glimpses of sun. That's where the poppy comes in (photo 2). My dad picked some and brought them inside so that they don't all die in the wind. They're awful fragile. Anyway, bizarre weather today! Photo 3 is just there because I like it.

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Looking Up

With the sunroof open, I got a neat view of the powerlines.

Winds of Change

This morning was cold and windy. Loving it.

Monday, October 12, 2009

We jumped in the car and started the trek home from Provo. It was a sad, sad sight to see as we rolled away with Kelsey there on the sidewalk. Here are a few things we did to mourn and pass the time.

Weird

Isn't hair the most bizarre stuff if you really think about it? On a less weird note, I still can't get over how cool the clouds have been for like... 4 days now!

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Climbing

These are the neat steps that lead into this giant underground facility on campus called the Manuel Pacheco Integrated Learning Center. Or the ILC for short. Anway, I come down here and do homework and stuff. But mostly just stuff. Haha. I'm blogging instead of homeworking-ing. Oops. :P And below that, the clouds were looking super cool again today. My cell phone's camera sucks, but that's life.

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Thank You

Thank you, Earth, for being so awesome. The clouds were being all types of cool. The weather was wonderful. You are the best.

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