8.20.2008
What a week!
8.19.2008
Check this out!!
http://nonoccupationalhazards.blogspot.com/
8.18.2008
08-18-18 Quote
~ Gordon B. Hinckley
Here is to another wonderful week in August. I really love the council that has been given to us to live better lives and remember the importance of having faith.
8.14.2008
8.13.2008
A farwell BBQ



I returned home from my family reunion to say farewell to Jared. He moved up to Utah to start his MBA program at the University of Utah. Jared is a wonderful friend and it was always fun to hang out with him and friends. I first met Jared in high school when I was in St. George visiting my friends family. It was love at first sight as a 17 year old. ;-) I wish him huge success in his program and look forward to my trips to Utah in the next 2 years.
8.11.2008
Monday Quote
*A personal thought*
This scripture has been on the forefront of my mind lately. I have always enjoyed giving my time to be there for someone else in need. If you call my grandmother she will tell you I am too kind but I don't believe anyone can be too kind. For those brief moments where I am either planning to serve or serving I am able to lose myself and be reminded of all the wonderful blessing in my life. As a single adult it is so easy to be selfish and to focus on what is good for you. The more I can give the more I grow and come to appreciate my talents that I have been blessed with. It is nice to have an hour or two just forget about a broken heart, decisions on a career and graduate school, dating, friends, family, the economy, etc.
8.10.2008
You just had to be there
Boy: Can I sit there?
Me: Are you wet?
Boy: Are we going to touch?
Me: I hope not.
8.09.2008
08-08-08 Weekend

Today was not just another Friday because the date just happened to be 08-08-08. The open ceremony's for the Olympics began this evening and to see the world come together is also history in the making. Side note here that gas prices have dropped and instead of reaching closer to $5 a gallon we are back to $4. It will still take over $50 to fill up my car but that is cheap compared SUV's filling up a 16 gallon tank. My day was average with just work, a birthday party followed up with a bonfire at San Onofre State Beach. Saturday was another packed day and ended with a dance at Wild Rivers followed by a midnight skate session with some guys. Another fun weekend this summer!
8.06.2008
Lily Blessing Day





My final day in Utah was spent in Midway attending the blessing of my niece Lily Ann Emmett. Lily was super star and was happy the entire day. She looked very adorable in her dress made by Grandma McEuen. The family all gathered over at the McEuen home for a BBQ after church. It was a wonderful day to end my weekend in Utah.
Family Reunion
8.05.2008
Family Reunion Bear Lake

8.04.2008
8/4/08 Quote
I really enjoyed this line in the book The Alchemist. The word DREAM is on my wall in my bedroom and I love that my room is a place to dream as well as reminding me about life and encouraging me to dream up all the possibilities this life has to offer. It is so easy just to live day to day and do the simple tasks required of me. My dream for the rest of the year would be to explore my dreams and work hard now to accomplish the impossible. I hope you may all dare to dream a little more.
7.30.2008
Cycling Tag
If you could have any one — and only one — bike in the world, what would it be? My current bike the Ruby by Specialized
Do you already have that coveted dream bike? If so, is it everything you hoped it would be? If not, are you working toward getting it? If you’re not working toward getting it, why not?
I have my dream bike and will keep it forever thanks to my wonderful father who knows me so well to just get a nice one to begin with.
If you had to choose one — and only one — bike route to do every day for the rest of your life, what would it be, and why?
Any ride that takes me along the ocean. I do like going up Shady Canyon then down Bonita Canyon, past the temple, up San Miguel, down San Joaquin Hills to the Back Bay trail and home.
What kind of sick person would force another person to ride one and only one bike ride to do for the rest of her / his life? Hm? If you live in Orange County there are hundreds of places to ride. I would not be friends with someone who forced me to ride one course.
Do you ride both road and mountain bikes? If both, which do you prefer and why? If only one or the other, why are you so narrow minded? I started mountain biking when I was really young and just started cycling January 2007. I love both but do road bike more.
Have you ever ridden a recumbent? If so, why? If not, describe the circumstances under which you would ride a recumbent. No
Have you ever raced a triathlon? If so, have you also ever tried strangling yourself with dental floss? No! Two, actually and I love them and hope to do many more.
Suppose you were forced to either give up ice cream or bicycles for the rest of your life. Which would you give up, and why?
Ice cream. I am just thinking about my health
What is a question you think this questionnaire should have asked, but has not? Also, answer it. Have you ever been injured on a bike? Yes! In eight grade I was hit by a car on the tandom bike and also while mountain biking I broke my left arm. (I will have to look for the photo)
You’re riding your bike in the wilderness (if you’re a roadie, you’re on a road, but otherwise the surroundings are quite wilderness-like) and you see a bear. The bear sees you. What do you do?
If I leave him alone he should just leave me alone so I will keep riding. :)
Now, tag three biking bloggers. List them below. My brothers John & Brian, and Mike D.
7.29.2008
7.28.2008
Monday Quote
Have no fear for givin' in.
Have no fear for giving over.
You better know that in the end
It's better to say too much, than never to say what you need to say again.


































