I feel like a broken record. We lost to Provo 31-44 even though it wasn't a blood bath like I thought it would be. We lost it during the 4th quarter.
2 more games to go and then the single elimination tournament next week. Can't wait for this disappointing season to be over.
Friday, January 29, 2010
Thursday, January 28, 2010
Monday, January 25, 2010
Cultured Saturday
Winter semester started for Alex a few weeks ago and looking at his classes, I was delighted that he didn't have art. Why, you ask? Because his teacher requires 18 hours of out-of-class experiences that will have to include concerts, plays etc. etc. I have done this before with him and it is exhausting trying to find concerts and plays etc. etc. So, first day of school after the previous term ended, Alex texted me and said that he needs to drop a class and add a new class. Guess what he chose? No, not ballroom dance. That's the one he dropped. He said that he couldn't take it at ballroom dance class anymore because for sure he would be paired up with a girl whose breath smelled like cheese and crackers. Unfortunately he was talking from previous experience. Body odor was the other deciding factor as well. In my book those three things are a lethal combination.
Yes, he chose art. I have nothing against art. I love art myself. It is the 18 hours that I have a problem with. So, after Alex had added his art class, I came back to work and started scanning all the possible venues for activities that would add up to 18 hours this term. There are also 2 TERMS IN THIS SEMESTER. So, when he has completed 18 hours this term, he will have another 18 to do.
We will be totally cultured this spring. And I'm not talking about the yogurt kind culture.
The first activity I chose was at the Hale Center Theater in SLC this past Saturday. A fun play called "The Importance of Being Earnest". It is Oscar Wilde's play and very, very funny. It was like watching a modern day sit-com that was written in the 1900s.
Next activities: Shanghai Circus, Living Legends, Young Ambassadors and Brian Regan. The only one that Alex is looking forward to is Brian Regan.
Yes, he chose art. I have nothing against art. I love art myself. It is the 18 hours that I have a problem with. So, after Alex had added his art class, I came back to work and started scanning all the possible venues for activities that would add up to 18 hours this term. There are also 2 TERMS IN THIS SEMESTER. So, when he has completed 18 hours this term, he will have another 18 to do.
We will be totally cultured this spring. And I'm not talking about the yogurt kind culture.
The first activity I chose was at the Hale Center Theater in SLC this past Saturday. A fun play called "The Importance of Being Earnest". It is Oscar Wilde's play and very, very funny. It was like watching a modern day sit-com that was written in the 1900s.
Next activities: Shanghai Circus, Living Legends, Young Ambassadors and Brian Regan. The only one that Alex is looking forward to is Brian Regan.
Friday, January 22, 2010
Friday, January 15, 2010
Tuesday, January 12, 2010
Lakeridge vs. Lehi 1/7/10
Another game that I didn't attend. We lost this one by 12 points. Alex played the whole 4th quarter and got that chipped tooth as a souvenir.
Friday, January 8, 2010
"The Best Thing that has Happened to Me"
says Alex. No, not about the chipped tooth (during basketball game yesterday) that was being filled at the dentist office this morning but the happy gas that he was sucking in.
Thursday, January 7, 2010
Eternal Friendships
This morning was a sad day for us because the Sohkanen family left to go home back to Finland. We have so enjoyed having them at our house these past two weeks. They are such great people and friends. I believe we made eternal friendships with all of them.
Kari and Jaana at the Salt Lake Temple on January 2, 2010
Couple in love, Kari and Jaana
Saying good-bye this morning to the Sohkanen family at the airport. We are so going to miss them. We love you guys!
Kari and Jaana at the Salt Lake Temple on January 2, 2010
Couple in love, Kari and Jaana
Saying good-bye this morning to the Sohkanen family at the airport. We are so going to miss them. We love you guys!
From left: Kari, Jaana, Joonatan (in the back), Sini-Tuulia, Joakim, Enni-Riia and Jetro
Monday, January 4, 2010
Fortune Teller for 2010
New Year's resolutions have been made and fortunes have been told for 2010.
Here are the results from the New Year's Eve party at the Williams
Jetro:
Forture: Puuntuhoojantoukanpesä (I mean, seriously! I'm supposed to translate that? Something like "a nest for a tree destroying caterpillar)
Resolution: "I will catch 20 butterflies that I don't have already in my collection"
Grandpa Hill:
Fortune: Lazyboy Chair
Resolution: "Stay on my feet"
Grandma Hill:
Fortune: Walking well and money
Resolution: "Read all of the Old Testament this year"
Resolution: "Read all of the Old Testament this year"
Steve:
Fortune: Banker funding lots of money
Resolution: "Stay out of the hospital and live long"
Jaana:
Fortune: Mother and Child
Resolution: "To read more scriptures"
Katie:
Fortune: Money, money and money...and two babies (Kate is pregnant and Jenny is pregnant)
Resolution: "Lose 30 lbs"
Rod:
Fortune: Sleigh=new car, Bonsai tree=success
Resolution: Remodel my house (this is a resolution I made for Rod because he didn't give me one...serves him right. I'm going to hold him to this resolution)
Kari:
Fortune: Money stash found in a tree stump
Resolution: He didn't come up with anything either, so let's make one...hmm..."pay off all the Visa bills that have accrued during our trip to the U.S."
Marja:
Fortune: "Burj Dubai" (I'm convinced that I get to see the world's tallest building in Dubai this year)
Resolution: "Travel as much as possible"
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