Wednesday, December 5, 2012
Life According to my Iphone
What the last semester has looked liked:
Piggy banks are hard to find, Neighbors with loud music so I gave them a taste of their own medicine, Pierre the praying mantis, glad to see my tuition is going to something useful.
Creepy tunnel troll, art, football, Aggie Ice cream
Bicucling is dangerous, football, fortune cookie
We beat Utah, Safety Helmet, Aggie football, Logan Mountains
Birthday Girl, Birthday Bike, Mud Run, I dropped the milk
Bucketball, Gus wants all the attention, I'm gonna be a teacher!
Brian's new Hat, Take care of your body Peter, Coles and Me, Thai food
Trying to keep warm, gang of turkeys, Football
Beautiful sky, More football, Studying at the Library
PAWPELL Party (Popcorn At Work Party Extravaganza Lyndsey Landon Lindsey)
Monday, October 22, 2012
What I learned as a child...
I almost died this morning!!!
Apparently, Bab's brakes don't work when their wet and just my luck it was pouring rain this morning.
Normally it wouldn't be that big of a deal because I go through the cemetery........ Just not when it's dark.... (Call me paranoid but who knows what kind of creepers hide out in the cemetery in the dark!)
So instead of going through the cemetery, I ride down the hill a little ways until you get to the sidewalk which is at a really weird angle. So here I am peddling to work, I can't really see anything because the rain is pelting me in the face, a car is coming up the hill, and my brakes don't work!!
Luckily for me I have had experience with this! As a child none of my bikes had brakes. And most of the places I rode my bike consisted of fairly large hills. So what did I learn to do..... Put my feet down!! At one point, my friends and I thought we were genius's and we attached roller blades to our feet. Not only did you get to bike and roller blade at the same time (two of our most favorite things), but the roller blades had brakes on them.
I'm not going to lie though, braking with your feet caused a lot more accidents! I don't think a week went by without one of us crashing.
So this morning I am blind, wet, and careening down the hill out of control, and luckily my childhood instincts kicked in. My feet shot out and slowed me down just enough to make the sidewalk!!
Happy news, Thanks to a childhood of brakeless bikes, I made it to work alive today!
Sad news, my shoes didn't make it :'(
Apparently, Bab's brakes don't work when their wet and just my luck it was pouring rain this morning.
Normally it wouldn't be that big of a deal because I go through the cemetery........ Just not when it's dark.... (Call me paranoid but who knows what kind of creepers hide out in the cemetery in the dark!)
So instead of going through the cemetery, I ride down the hill a little ways until you get to the sidewalk which is at a really weird angle. So here I am peddling to work, I can't really see anything because the rain is pelting me in the face, a car is coming up the hill, and my brakes don't work!!
Luckily for me I have had experience with this! As a child none of my bikes had brakes. And most of the places I rode my bike consisted of fairly large hills. So what did I learn to do..... Put my feet down!! At one point, my friends and I thought we were genius's and we attached roller blades to our feet. Not only did you get to bike and roller blade at the same time (two of our most favorite things), but the roller blades had brakes on them.
I'm not going to lie though, braking with your feet caused a lot more accidents! I don't think a week went by without one of us crashing.
So this morning I am blind, wet, and careening down the hill out of control, and luckily my childhood instincts kicked in. My feet shot out and slowed me down just enough to make the sidewalk!!
Happy news, Thanks to a childhood of brakeless bikes, I made it to work alive today!
Sad news, my shoes didn't make it :'(
Sunday, October 14, 2012
Wanna See My Movie?!
At the end of August I ran in the Man vs Mud
run. I also talked my mom, my aunt Vickie, my cousin Kalon, and my
friend Coley to run with me. And at the last minute I talked Brian into
it!!! To see some awesome pictures that my MIL took check out her post
about it HERE.
For the race I borrowed my friends GoPro camera. This is the result..
Who wants to run with me next year?!
For the race I borrowed my friends GoPro camera. This is the result..
Who wants to run with me next year?!
Thursday, October 4, 2012
New Addition
Friday, July 27, 2012
National Park Palooza: Yosemite
Sorry this post has lots of pictures but I don't know how else to show you the awesomeness of our trip. So without further ado...... Pictures of our trip to Yosemite....
Brian's first look at Half Dome.
My "Heh, Heh, you really think I'm climbing that?"
Brian scattering sunshine in the woods
Getting our crap put together
My bag was a lot heavier than I thought it was going to be
This is what most of day one looked like.... Stairs
More stairs
Waterfall
Waterfall and......Stairs!!
Me on the stairs
After we made it to the top of the first waterfall we weren't even half way...... So the second half of our hike looked like this......
Top of the second waterfall
Cooling down in the river
My awesome blister
Purifying our drinking water... This was one of my favorite parts because it meant we were real woods camping!
Brian in his Indian Woman pose
The double decker!!!
After Brian almost started the woods on fire, we finally got the stove under control and heated our water.....I was starving....
People climbing the chains and the subdome
Hey look day two and there are more stairs!
Half Dome Cables
I freaked myself out a little bit
Ready to climb
If you zoom in you can see Brian and me sitting on the ledge. He wouldn't let me stand because he thought I would trip and fall to my death.
On top of the world.....Sorta
Pondering Life
Half Dome wildlife
Descending the cables
Made it up and down alive!!
2 Days of backwoodsy goodnes!! Mmmmm
Olmstead view of the waterfalls
These birds are so annoying!!
After two days in the car, and frying our brains in Death Valley, we arrived in Yosemite Valley. On the way in we saw a sign that said "Speeding kills bears" I laughed for a good ten minutes about that sign.....Why.... I think it was sleeping in an oven that ruined my brain!
Leaving Yosemite we had to stop and get one last look at the beast. I decided to gloat a little bit...
Brian has already planned our next hike.... Cathedral Peak
Brian's first look at Half Dome.
My "Heh, Heh, you really think I'm climbing that?"
Brian scattering sunshine in the woods
Getting our crap put together
My bag was a lot heavier than I thought it was going to be
This is what most of day one looked like.... Stairs
More stairs
Waterfall
Waterfall and......Stairs!!
Me on the stairs
After we made it to the top of the first waterfall we weren't even half way...... So the second half of our hike looked like this......
Top of the second waterfall
Cooling down in the river
My awesome blister
Purifying our drinking water... This was one of my favorite parts because it meant we were real woods camping!
Brian in his Indian Woman pose
The double decker!!!
After Brian almost started the woods on fire, we finally got the stove under control and heated our water.....I was starving....
People climbing the chains and the subdome
Hey look day two and there are more stairs!
Half Dome Cables
I freaked myself out a little bit
Ready to climb
If you zoom in you can see Brian and me sitting on the ledge. He wouldn't let me stand because he thought I would trip and fall to my death.
On top of the world.....Sorta
Pondering Life
Half Dome wildlife
Descending the cables
Made it up and down alive!!
2 Days of backwoodsy goodnes!! Mmmmm
Olmstead view of the waterfalls
These birds are so annoying!!
After two days in the car, and frying our brains in Death Valley, we arrived in Yosemite Valley. On the way in we saw a sign that said "Speeding kills bears" I laughed for a good ten minutes about that sign.....Why.... I think it was sleeping in an oven that ruined my brain!
Leaving Yosemite we had to stop and get one last look at the beast. I decided to gloat a little bit...
Brian has already planned our next hike.... Cathedral Peak
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