Soo once upon a time there were six girls living in a dorm.
Saturday came around, and instead of cleaning they decided to talk about who should be cleaning what.
Luckily for them, they have the BEST home teachers. Ever.
They knocked on our door, and cleaned our kitchen. Which by the way....was...a complete mess.
They scored some SERIOUS brownie points. Literally.
Thursday, October 14, 2010
Tuesday, October 5, 2010
#4 The apple doesn't fall too far from the tree
So. Everytime the subject of BYU comes up at our house back in the big ol' desert, our parents take us on a trip down memory lane.
Without fail, three subjects ALWAYS come up.
1) The rock next to the apartment in Provo that I took my "one year old" pictures on.
2) The jewlers my dad used to work at
and finally-
3) The fact that when my mom lived in DT, for dinner, she would order crazy bread from little ceasers. That's it. (Which is why she never bought it for us as children! We were deprived.)
But anyways, two weeks after classes started again I had a craving for some pizza. So I decided in honor of my mom and all of those nights in which she ordered breadsticks, and all of those hours of my life I spent listening to the story over...and over...and over...that I would walk a MILE (ok. maybe it was three fourths of a mile. Close enough. It's a looong walk for breadsticks) to buy some Little Caesers breadsticks.
I should probably mention, that the night before, in true Menden fashion, I had chips and salsa for dinner.
My parents should be very proud. :)
Without fail, three subjects ALWAYS come up.
1) The rock next to the apartment in Provo that I took my "one year old" pictures on.
2) The jewlers my dad used to work at
and finally-
3) The fact that when my mom lived in DT, for dinner, she would order crazy bread from little ceasers. That's it. (Which is why she never bought it for us as children! We were deprived.)
But anyways, two weeks after classes started again I had a craving for some pizza. So I decided in honor of my mom and all of those nights in which she ordered breadsticks, and all of those hours of my life I spent listening to the story over...and over...and over...that I would walk a MILE (ok. maybe it was three fourths of a mile. Close enough. It's a looong walk for breadsticks) to buy some Little Caesers breadsticks.
I should probably mention, that the night before, in true Menden fashion, I had chips and salsa for dinner.
My parents should be very proud. :)
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