"Here We Go"

Well this sure does beat MySpace huh! Well currently I am in my 60th year of college right about now and sure do love it.... not. I really have it in for myself this semester with Abnormal Psychology, Perspectives in Literature, News Writing and Math. Don't you fret because I have ensured myself a dose of fun everyday at Williamsberg Retirement Community where I am a receptionist, door un-locker, Dr. appointment driver, pharmacy picker-upper, food server, phone answering diva. That's right... be jealous. I am working around 35 hours a week there doing and being everything that you can imagine! Somehow I just keep going back to those retirement homes. If there is any spare time I get to see my boyfriend William, commonly known as "The Swede" on the hockey team. I am learning Swedish currently... in both the kissing and the language. I'm getting a two for one deal! "Lyka Till" means good luck and that is the extent of my Swedish. Thank you, thank you... I will learn another saying here soon for you to all be completely blown away with! Will is currently living with 2 return missionaries that keep the bathtub full of water "just in case" William feels like taking a dunk. ;o) They are a lot of fun and teach William a lot. Currently what he knows about religion is based up what SouthPark the adult cartoon show has taught him... that Mormons are incredibly happy all the time and like to eat Jell-O and make crafts out of milk cartons!!! Yes, yes we're still working on him not only religiously but also how to be more romantic. He lacks in that department. According to him, holding hands with a girl shows that the guy is afraid that the girl is going to run away and by holding her hand ensures that she will not bolt. I am curious if this has happened to him in his past and that is why he fears ever holding a girls hand.... hopefully if I save enough money I will be going in May with him to Sweden and see what outside the United States is like!

Well that's it from the brownish land of Utah... where compared to home (Seattle) there are no trees anywhere to be found.

Amelia