yeah, so I viewed a few of my friends' blogs. I liked all the Halloween stories, especially Greg's story of watching a furby get hit by a car...(?) entertaining. And Ben's story of playing ultimate fisbee until two something in the morning...And Marcus's story of being the phantom of the opera. alas, it's interesting to see what goes on in people's lives.

RESisTANce

HAha...I am a person without flaws...just kidding. I have found that I am not a person who can easily focus on one task. Especially focusing on my homework. I have found that I put off my homework until later in the evening and go to bed late because I am unable to focus on the daunting task of learning.
What I have found that works is reading my scriptures before I start on my homework. I have found that the Spirit is able to teach, and will help me understand and therefore I am able to focus a bit better on my work. I learned this simple thing not too long ago, and it has really helped me tremendously.

Halloweenie

So my Halloween was not your typical Halloween. I went to the Provo Temple with my new found interest, Greg. We went in to do baptisms of course, but sadly he was not needed down in the baptistery. So, he went upstairs to do other needed work while I celebrated the thought of commemorating the dead and doing work for them. We then went to Cafe Rio, which is awesome cheap Mexican food on University Parkway (if you wanted to check that out yourself). Then I sadly had to go back on campus to do some necessary work...: (
Afterwards since I felt the need to spend my day with someone I care about, of course, Greg. Greg and I decided to go to the Nickel Arcade where he proceeded to kick my butt at DDR and other amazingly fun video games.
Later my evening consisted of dressing up as a princess and going to my writing teacher's house for homemade donuts with my roommate, Bethany and a friend of ours, James. And then we went to Denny's and had a late delicious dinner. We decided to watch The Phantom of the Opera at home, and I ended my day at that.