T-minus one month until I leave for Costa Rica! Just
yesterday I had a Spanish Skype Interview with Veritas University (the
university I will be attending) in order to find the level of Spanish I should
be placed in. The interview went quite well! Better than I was expecting anyway…
I spoke for thirteen minutes straight in Spanish. I was pretty nervous
beforehand, just hoping that I would understand half of what she was asking me.
I ended up really enjoying the conversation and having to speak in Spanish!
That bodes well for the semester ahead of me! I can’t wait to become more
conversational in Spanish!
Jeremiah is down to only three weeks left in his internship!
But as of August 20th, he is also now in school full time (A senior! Where did the time go?). That
means he is very busy fitting in 40 hours of work, 15 credits of school, and
homework. But he is managing, taking it day by day and still very much enjoying
his internship. Proud of how hard he is working, and amazed at how he manages it all!
While Jeremiah slaves away, I feel guilty that I have quite
a bit of free time before I leave for my study abroad! I am definitely enjoying
the free time and trying to treasure it before I no longer have any summer to
enjoy! So yes, it is still summer for me! I have been keeping busy with a few different activities… Babysitting,
crafting, working, and reading to name a few things. Wicked is coming to
Gammage, the theater that I work at, and it is here for six weeks! So starting
tonight through the time that I leave for Costa Rica I will work/see Wicked 20
times!! It’s a good thing I enjoy the show, but I’m not sure how much I’ll like
it after the 10th time! Also I just started up an online business
class called Essentials of Selling. I have decided I would like to pursue a
minor in Business, so this will get me three credits closer and so far I am
enjoying the class!
Here are some of the crafts that I have been working on!
A tic-tac-toe board for a game area at my friend Heather's wedding.
Decorating mugs- always wanted to try it!
Stenciled a map of Europe on this box for a place to store all of the ticket stubs I collected in Europe! Then drew the map of our route.
All of the paper/stubs from our trip!
Books I’ve read this summer that I highly recommend:
Columbine by Dave Cullen, Seductive Poison by Deborah Layton, The Kite Runner
by Khaled Hosseini, Sarah’s Key by Tatiana de Rosnay, Paper Towns by John
Green. These are just some of the books I’ve read this summer. I love having
the time to read as much as I want when I’m not in school!
By the way I have phrased the beginning of this post it
would sound like Jeremiah and I never see each other! While the next three to
four weeks will probably be that way, we made our last few weeks of summer some
to remember! I’ll show in pictures what we’ve done.
Jeremiah and I attended Heather and Kohl's wedding! Heather pole vaulted with me in high school and was/is one of my very good friends!
The usual silly pictures with these kiddos!
Family homemade pizza night!
A beautiful AZ sunset (same night as the pizza night)
We moved in Jeremiah's brother, Nathan, into his dorm at ASU's Polytechnic campus! While we were helping him move in, I was mistaken as a CA twice! I guess I have a certain look about me??
Nathan's very ASU-spirited room!
Many nights spent just hanging out with family.
Spontaneous trip Salt River tubing. Picture taken using my GoPro camera.
Jeremiah and I have a new obsession with "Cookie Butter." Tried it in Europe and found it here at home... This stuff is dangerous!
Played at church last weekend and had an amazing time! Love making music to worship God! With Jeremiah there too, it's even better!
LSP Welcome Back Picnic- some of my best friends from the organization!
My whole 2013 cohort!
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