Guilty

Have you seen this trailer?

Because right now it's my guilty pleasure.

Saw the movie for real and the little guy was cuter on the big screen :):)

Passed

I barely passed my Science 101 class with a B- my first semester.

I passed many trucks while driving home on Saturday.

I may have just passed gas, (but we'll just say it was the dog).

I passed my Mom in height many years ago.

And I always regret it when I've passed up a cookie, a cute pair of shoes, or that one skirt that was on sale.

But one thing I passed with a few flying colors, was the Praxis test.  

Until next time, here's a picture I made for the heck of it.

It's a tree if you couldn't tell...

Facts

Fact: I turned 21 two weeks ago.

Fact: General Conference was this weekend.

Fact:

Fact: It takes a long time to get the coals hot on a windy day, but eventually your hamburgers get cooked.

Fact: Our conference weekend was great, great food and great messages.

Test

This Saturday I'm taking the test of a lifetime, well at least of my lifetime which has currently only been 20 years.  To put it lightly, the Praxis test is the one that will determine whether or not I will become a teacher, well that's not that light but it's the truth...

This book has become my new best friend:

It may be on the thin side, but it's full of information.  All of which I have to continue to study and spit out on Saturday.

I'll let you all know how it goes.

Regreso

Mi amigo Corey returned from his Mission in Costa Rica.

While I was down in Utah this past weekend we caught up on life.

Check out his music.  Les va a gustar.

Temple

Went through the Temple with my mom this weekend.

Salt Lake City Utah Temple

Great experience in preparation for the Mission.

Off

Well I took off from the blogging world. And now I'm off from school for the day so I'll give the world an update or two.

Nothing new in the fact that my semester has kept me busy. But there is always time for fun with the roommates. Like movies and bonding and baking and bowling:

From the left: Kristin, Sharla, Me, Brooke, Diana and Lyndsey.

Kristin is a freshman from Montana.

Sharla has been with me forever.

Brooke is engaged, so we rarely ever see her and she's also from Montana.

Diana is my roomie and we've known each other since our first semester.

Lyndsey is from California and is studying Elementary Education like me.

I've missed posting. I'm still busy. But I would never forget to do the regular roommate post for the semester.

Called

I have been called to serve in the Lima Peru South Mission, Spanish speaking. I report to the MTC on May 2nd of 2012.

This is a picture of Peru and the map I got in my packet, I'm pretty sure it's all the shaded part, but mostly the little zoomed in box.

Funny story:

My parents and I were about to leave for the day and we were going through the mail that my parents picked up earlier today. And out of no where my mom pulls out a large white envelope and says, "What's this?" A large white envelop addressed to a Sister Felicia Lynn Harbison. After being mad at the mail-picker-upper for the day for a split second, we sat down after thinking "This is it..." and opened it to find the great news. It was a Christmas miracle that we stumbled upon it before we let it sit there for another day.

Lima, Peru Temple

I can't wait for this opportunity to learn the Spanish language so much better, but most importantly, I can't wait to preach The Gospel to the people of Peru.

Guess

For those of you who don't know, this girl:

Is going on a mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints.

Well I kind of think it's tacky to make a facebook group for everyone to guess, so I'm doing it here on my blog instead.

So if you want to make your guess as to where I'm going to be called to, add a comment here. Here's a list of all the missions around the world. You can make a guess even if you don't have an account, just make it anonymous and add your name in the comment box.

*Stay tuned here on my blog to see where I'm going, cause facebook isn't going to be the first place I'll be posting it*

Skinny

This article, has made the topic of skinny jeans at BYU-Idaho national and international news.

I don't want to start anything here, but the Honor Code is the Honor Code, if all you do is complain about it, stop. Complaining is lame and no one wants to hear about it.

However, the manager of the Testing Center, has crossed the line. He needs to be clear to his employees what is appropriate and inappropriate and what's rational for someone who's trying to take a test and irrational.

Maybe he should take a taste of his own medicine, and figure out how to better approach and convey a topic like the Honor Code...