311,969.90 minutes!
5,199.50 hours!
216.65 days!
30.95 weeks!
7.10 months!
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I'm dreaming of a white THANKSGIVING....?
no actually i would never dream of such a ridiculous thing
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I have a HUGE test on Thursday in Anatomy. Before then I have to memorize all 103 muscles, their origin, insertion, and the action of each muscle. NOT.FUN. I have been studying these for a week now trying to memorize...I don't know them yet but I am SICK of muscles. I dream about muscles. I constantly think about which muscles I am using. For example right now while typing this I am using my
Abductor pollicus brevis, Extensor pollicus longus, Extensor policus brevis,
Extensor digitorum, Flexor digitorum superficialis, Flexor digitorum profundus,
and Flexor pollicus longus.
Things I could be doing right now instead of studying...
Writing this blog post
FACEBOOK! (huge distraction)
Reading the letter from Joey again... and again
Working on the saweet rainbow bracelet I'm making
Looking in my pretty much bare cabinet.. then grabing a handful of cereal cause that's all I have
SKYPE
Going to the bookstore to buy some goodies (for a couple of my girls back home that were awesome enough to send me packages! You know who you are)
One Tree Hill!
BYU-I intermurial football game
YOUTUBE
Dancing to "Show me the money"
Just dancing
TEXTING
Cleaning the apartment (Yes, I really don't want to study THAT much)
Take a nap
Paint my nails
Make snowflakes
Play guitar
Play ukulele
Just sit here and try to think of other things I could be doing
but..... I really should start studying.
P.s. I actually really do love my anatomy class. I think it's AMAZING that we have all these different bones, muscles, nerves, organs that work together so perfectly that let us be alive! No man could ever design anything so complex. God is amazing!
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Necessities of a poor college student..
What's in your cabinet?
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Halloween this year was awesome!
3 crazy nights, 3 awesome costumes!
Friday night: Dance party as colorful people
Saturday: Watched Hailey dance to Thriller at half-time, went to the Halloween carnival as a pirate and Hailey was Michael Jackson, and made Halloween cupcakes
Monday: Ward Halloween party I was Michael Jackson and Hailey was a pirate (yes we swapped costumes)
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Monday was Hailey's birthday!!! Woo! The big 19!
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My frist week here was really awesome! really busy but awesome! I love everybody here, i've met sooo many people and i got a date already on tuesday! woo! lol
Hailey (my roommate) and i went to Porter Park with a blanket and studied while we listened to my Itunes! We needed a little break after like 40 minutes so we hung upside down!
i made our first sunday night dinner together! Spaghetti, french bread, and salad! we are gonna rotate sundays on who gets to cook for everybody!
Hailey studying at the park
me studying!
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Utah's sunrise :)
Sunday we will be on our way to Rexburg where I'll be moving into my new apartment with 5 other roomies! I'm very excited to meet all of them!
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The History The history of calling "Shotgun" goes back to the days of covered wagons and the Wild West. On a trip across the plains, the driver of a wagon would hold the reins of his horse team and concentrate on driving. This left him and the occupants of his wagon susceptible to sneak attacks from bandits and thieves. To avoid this atrocious circumstance it became necessary for one person to sit next to the driver with a shotgun and fend off the enemy.
Defending against bandits is no longer the priority of Shotgun however, but it has evolved into a pre-driving ritual that is experienced before almost every car ride across America and even the world. Because of the obvious evolution that has already occurred with Shotgun, we ask you to consider Shotgun as a living entity and be aware that it is always changing for the better good of society.
...You Must Say The Word "Shotgun" You must say the word "Shotgun" to stake your claim on Shotgun. This must be done clearly and loud enough so that at least one other to-be occupant of the vehicle can hear you. No variations of this word are acceptable. After you have rightfully called Shotgun, you have exclusive rights to Shotgun for that ride. However, if no one hears you call Shotgun it is still fair game for everyone.
...There is no crime greater than calling Shotgun on Monday in reference to the ride to the concert on Friday. Some people choose to play this way, and they are fools.
...You Must Be Outside To Call Shotgun The best way to establish exactly when the deed is done is to define this moment as the instance that you have left the building in which the deed took place. All passengers need not to have exited, but someone must hear you call Shotgun.
Some people choose to use a variation of this rule and require that all occupants be out of the building before Shotgun can be called. This does not work. It leads to everyone calling Shotgun at the same time and often ends in physical violence.
...The Barefoot Rule Since you must be outside to call Shotgun, some people will just grab their shoes, jump outside, and call Shotgun before putting their shoes on. This has been deemed "gaping", and is not a legal procedure. You must have your shoes on, if you choose to wear any, before you may call Shotgun.
...The Re-entry Rule If you call Shotgun and then go back inside for some reason, you must re-call Shotgun after leaving. After you have re-entered the building, Shotgun is once again fair game to all.
...When The Deed Is Outdoors If the deed takes place outdoors, which it often does, the completion of the deed must be agreed upon when Shotgun is called. Any major disputes over the completion of the deed, as with any discrepancy, can be easily settled with a quick round of Rock, Paper, Scissors.
...The Line-Of-Sight Rule In the situation of the deed being a hike or other extensive outdoor activity, you may not call Shotgun until the automobile is within your sight. This rule needs only to be used when the passengers are outside for a long time and have traveled long distances from the car, as with a day of snow skiing.
...Sit Down If you manage to sit in Shotgun before anyone has called it, you keep the position even if someone else calls shotgun after you sat down. This is very similar to the Hand on Door rule, where you do not actually have to say Shotgun nor does anyone else have to be present for you to claim it.
...The Balk This rule is applied when you have called Shotgun and are waiting for the doors to be unlocked. If you lift the handle while the doors are being unlocked and therefore cause the Shotgun door to remain locked, then you are "voided" for that ride. At this time Shotgun is available for all of the other passengers to call.
...Other Seats Once the Shotgun seat has been called by someone, the other less prestigious seats in the car may be claimed using the same rules as calling Shotgun. For example: you can say "back-right" or "back-center". In addition, you may also negate calls such as "not back-center" which would put you in any seat except for the back-center.
...The Shotgun Gaper Gapers (gay-pers) are people who prioritize Shotgun much more than a normal human being. These people will alter their usual behavior and even undermine their own ethics in order to gain the rights to Shotgun. They do this through legal means such as sprinting for an exit, and therefore they cannot be voided. The term gaper was originally given to Will Henderson who once rode Shotgun for 2 months straight. The advantage to being a Shotgun Gaper, of course, is you always get Shotgun. Being a Shotgun Gaper, however, is frowned upon.
If you know any Gapers and disapprove of their gaping ways, visit our Gaper page. There you will find tips and tactics to help you beat the Gaper at their own game.
Exceptions
Although the Shotgun rules have been created with ultimate fairness in mind, there are situations where exceptions need to be implemented.
...Significant Others This is the most important exception. If a significant other (SO) is included in the group of automobile passengers and this person is the SO or potential SO of the driver, then they get automatic Shotgun privileges.
...Owner-Driver Switch If someone is driving an automobile other than its owner and the owner becomes a passenger, then the owner automatically gets Shotgun. When applied, this rule shows respect to the owner of the car.
...The Long Haul The rules listed above have been designed around the shorter trip (less than 1 hour). For longer journeys it is best not to use these rules because the incentives to be a gaper are too great. Rather, you should divide Shotgun equally among those who want it.
i found all the fabulous "shotgun" rules on www.shotgunrules.com
calling shotgun in my family is a BIG deal! lol and we have mastered the art of doing so. Thought i would share the rules with everybody else. :)
p.s.
***this was all done jokingly, most of the time i could care less about getting to sit in the front***
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