My week

Now this isn't for sympathy/empathy.. this is just in case I end up in the psych ward in fetal position not being able to speak

Sunday - went down to Orem, got home around 10.. not too bad
Monday - Work, meetings, new employees, planning for week's quarterly staff meetings, more projects, family home evening, socializing, RS Pres meeting, got home at 11:00pm, no breakfast, 52 oz diet coke (not good), subway sandwich, can't remember if I had dinner, couldn't sleep, fell asleep around 3am
Tuesday - Really tired, Work, preparing for staff meeting, chocolate covered cashews for Breakfast/Lunch, run to store to get treats for staff meeting, make copies for staff meeting, set everything up for staff meeting, 5:15 Staff meeting, Help someone move, Marsala for dinner, tried to go to bed early, failed. NO DIET COKE
Wednesday - Busy Busy Day at work. On the verge of crying eyes or punching someone in the face (it was a toss up throughout the day), Ward Temple night (PEACE AND QUIET), ran to store to get treats for 2nd staff meeting.
Thursday - at work at 6:30 am to set up for staff meeting, 7am staff meeting, who knows what's going to happen, teach cooking lesson for Relief society weekday meeting ...
Friday - The wonderful ladies at work are letting me have the day off to PACK and CLEAN. Please remind me to do laundry. Find time to prepare lesson for Sunday
Saturday - Pack, Clean, Move
Sunday - Conduct RS, Teach RS. Go home. Sleep
Monday - Admit self to psych ward if haven't been involuntarily admitted.

Playing Catch-up with Erin

Current City: Salt Lake City
Current Age: 28 years 10 months 2 days
Current Hair-style: Mia Michaels-esque, although today I was complimented on my faux-hawk
Current (Permanent) Marital Status: Single
Current State of Mind: Annoyed
Current State of Room: Boxed and disheveled
Current Calling: 1st Counselor in Relief Society
Current Book: Jesus the Christ (I'm almost half way!!)
Current Goal in life: Not to be so passive-aggressive, oh and to plan something totally awesome for my birthday

Happy 4th of July

So last night my friend asked me if our ward was doing a break-the-fast (gotta love single wards). We decided that we should have one and I offered to have it at my place. We went through the first two meetings without announcing anything and then I finally announced it in Relief Society and had them announce it in Elders Quorum.

I ran home and hurriedly went about cooking thinking to myself, what have I done! My apartment is a mess, it's super small, and I don't have enough seating for the ENTIRE WARD to come to my house. I may have ran back to the church and "borrowed" some chairs and raided the closet to get plates/cups/forks/napkins. Don't worry, I'm planning on returning everything tomorrow :)

Luckily only 5 people showed up so we had plenty of room. But then again I was a little disappointed because I cooked A LOT and so did my friend. Oh well. Now I have really good leftovers for the week, which is good because I may have emptied my fridge cooking. And I really wanted to make a flag cake, so that I could be patriotic, and you can't really make a flag cake at any other time. Well I guess on flag day. And it actually turned out:



I'm not gonna lie. I had to google the American Flag so I knew where the placement of the lines and stars were and whether it started with red or white. BUT I did know that there were 13 stripes and 50 stars. Happy 4th of July!

So I may have gone a little bit crazy

I told my friend that I just needed to find the attitude to go with the cut and she told me that I already had the attitude :) great!

It's taken me a bit to get used to it, but I really do love it!