Creeper?

Creeper, creeper, who are you?

Once upon a time I discovered a nifty little tool called the "Stats" tab on blogger. It tells me who has viewed my blog and where my audience is.

Who in the world views my blog from Ukraine and Russia???!! Are you creeping on me? Go away. That is, unless you're my friend.

You've been warned.

Kbye! :)

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2!

• 2 more months until Christmas!
• 2 more nights (tonight and then tomorrow night until midnight) until I register for Winter classes
• 2 roommates dating people (whom I love!)
• 2 more home football games
• 2 people together... ___ and me. We're madly in love. (HA! That'd be nice.)
• 2 people coming to visit teach me in roughly 2 minutes.

KBye!

Monday

Today as I was walking to class with my friend Tara, I commented that I sometimes feel like I don't have a brain on Mondays. Today is one of those Mondays, mainly because I didn't get much sleep last night (homework gets done at silly times in my life), but also because I feel like so many things are due in the near future that I just keep feeling like I'm forgetting to do something. On my lunch hour between classes, I decided to run to the computer lab to get a few things done. Luckily, one of those aforementioned assignments popped into my head and I was able to quickly print out a news article about health for my Health Promotion class tonight. The interesting thing? Read what the article says:

Tuesdays, Not Mondays, Most Miserable Day of the Week

If you thought Mondays were bad – it turns out Tuesdays are even worse, the Daily Telegraph reported.

A study by the London School of Economics monitored the mood swings of more than 22,000 people using an iPhone application

called “Mappiness.”

Over a two-month period, an alert was sent to the study volunteers twice a day asking them how they felt, who they were with, what they were doing and whether they were at home. And the results showed that people felt at their lowest on Tuesdays.

“It seems plausible that on Monday, the weekend has not quite worn off,” study author, George MacKerron, said. “By Tuesday, [people] are well into the working week and the following weekend is not in sight.”

Found here.

Interesting, eh?

New-ness

Ah, 'tis the season of new things.

Some of my great friends got engaged this week, and I'm so excited for them! I can't even imagine how excited they are to begin a new life together. :)

General Conference is this weekend! I love hearing the messages and getting a new start (or re-start) on perspectives about life and the gospel. New scriptures brought directly to me in my own home; who could ask for anything more?!

I got a new phone after a couple of years of being stuck with the "pee phone." Yes, that's right. My old phone was a donation from my sister after she had it for a year. Can you believe that she accidentally dropped it in the toilet once? GROSS. It's about time I don't gotta use that nastiness anymore.

I've been getting new responsibilities at work lately. Namely, I now count and pull some tests in the middle of the day so that there aren't ginormous stacks of tests for the closing shift to deal with. Plus also, I seem to be gradually climbing the totem pole since there are a ton of new employees that know less than I do about what is going on around the TC. Perhaps in the future I can be a supervisor and get a raise...? Who knows if that's even what I want? While I'm still just doin' what I already know, it sure is a fun job.

A new month started on Friday! Can you believe it's October? What a wonderful, Fall-y, pumpkin-y, crisp-y (air, that is), pleasant month.

What else is new?

Well, this blog post is. Teehee.