Crazy College Kids

As you can see, we have the overly passionate couple, the photobombers, the horrified faces of peers, the face palm, and the obliviousness that this campus is rife with.  All-in-all, this picture exemplifies college life at BYU-Idaho far too well.

Being Sick

I'm sick and have decided that I'm going to blog, since it keeps my mind off of being sick.  That, and I hate doing nothing.  So, this entry might be somewhat long and rambling, but hey, there are pretty pictures, too.

Okay, so I am bouncing about Facebook, adding some of my FHE family to my friends list, when I run into this alert:

Though this is a spelling error on Facebook's part, I think a fiends list is a pretty good idea: it would let me know which people to avoid forever.

Well, I'm off to scour Pinterest for hints of manliness.  Wish me luck!

P.S. I know this wasn't long at all, but that's because I'm lazy. :)

I Have Seen the Future, And It Has Wrinkles

So, I happen to have a friend that is currently in a makeup class. She needed a model to practice on, and since I'm so remarkably attractive (and was free at that time), she chose me.
For the record, latex hurts to take off.

Masquerade Ball

Tonight happens to be the night of the masquerade dance here at BYU-Idaho.  I'm really excited for it, as I get to wear a mask.  Well, technically it's only half of a mask, as official BYU-Idaho policy prevents its students from wear masks at dances and probably on campus.  Because of this policy, I have chosen to wear a Phantom of the Opera style mask, like so:

Anyway, I am really looking forward to it, as I quite like feeling fancy, and because Mingo looks dang good in a dress.

Since this post is going up before I've gone to the dance, it's going to be rather devoid of pictures. I may do a follow up with pictures and stuff later, but I'll probably just put everything on Facebook instead.

How C-3P0 Should Look When He Runs Away

Halloween's A-coming!

I love October.  I love the colder weather, but more importantly, I love Halloween.  This holiday brings an influx of horror movies, scary barns and mazes to visit, copious quantities of candy, an excuse to dress up in costume, and jack-o'-lanterns.  Annoying to spell yet fun to make, jack-o'-lanterns are, in my mind, the best part of the whole Halloween experience.

However, one does not simply grab a knife and begin to lobotomize this orange immobile victim; there are certain steps that must be followed to insure that the finished product is as beautiful in reality as it was in your mind when you came up with the idea.  Instead of typing about that, I'm going to take the lazy route and link you to two other blogs that have covered the related processes in detail.

How to carve realistic looking faces on pumpkins

http://www.instructables.com/id/Phot-o-lantern/

A great number of tricks to use when making perfect pumpkins http://www.extremepumpkins.com/howtotips.html

Okay, that's all.  Talk to you later. :)

Finding Some Pot on Campus

So, while visiting Mingo as she works on her project for her ceramics class, I find myself with nothing required of me and lots of cool projects to look at. The one I like most of all (apart from hers, that is) is this tiny little "hunny" pot straight out of Winnie the Pooh. It makes me endlessly happy that there is some other college student out there who is as big a fan of the Pooh as I am. :D