Well we had a very good long winter Break. We started off at my parents house and hung out with Michael, Stef and Caleb, which was very fun! We had a nice quiet Christmas with my parents. We received some nice gifts, mostly clothes, which were needed and very appreciated.Then we wished my parents good luck as they headed off to New Zealand for a Tandem Bike tour, and celebrated our 1 year anniversary on Saturday by going to PF Chang's. It was a little amusing because we had received a gift card to that restaurant for $35, and decided we wanted to try to use all of it so we ordered quite the feast, our little table was full of delicious food, and the overall consensus was the lettuce wraps are a must! That night we headed up to Brandon's parents house for the next week. We got to open more gifts including a memory foam mattress pad (which has since been installed and enjoyed thoroughly). That week consisted of a lot of Super Mario Bros Wii which was very fun, Brandon and I got through all 8 worlds and even finished the 1st level in the "secret" 9th world before we left to come back to Provo for another semester.
School started yesterday and we both feel this is going to be an intense semester. We are both taking 4 classes for our major and 1 religion class which only adds up to 14 credits but major classes can prove to be very time consuming. This is Brandon's last semester which he is very excited about. Once he finishes he will only have 2 GE's left (which he conveniently is doing through BYU Independent Study). I will be going to school straight through the summer and hope to finish up by next December, and then who knows where we will end up.
By the way:
If anyone has any leads on Computer Programing type jobs for Brandon let me know, we would really like to end up in the best state EVER "Colorado" but anywhere he gets a job would be great.
2 comments:
Glad to hear that you had a good holiday break! They are so needed when you are in school. Congrats on your one year anniversary as well, time sure goes fast! Good luck with this semester!
Love ya,
Gina & family
Hey, maybe you should check out jobs in the Houston area. I know it's not Colorado (that's what we wanted, too), but the cost of living here is less than CO, and there are tons of computer jobs. I know that they just hired 6 people for Danny's work, and they are STILL hiring people; Danny started like a month ago, and he gets to help interview people now. Crazy. I'm not sure what you're thinking about house-wise, but what we could afford in Utah vs. here in Texas is INSANE. Like, INSANE. I mean, here, we can afford a real house. In Utah, we could afford a nice condo or a tiny hut. Anyway, think about looking here!
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