Warning: this post will be total random ramblings from the recap of my weekend with no specific theme whatsoever:
Yesterday I was able to meet up with my Best Murrried Friend McKenzie to celebrate her birthday late. We decided that we were going to see the Eagle, which, I thought I was going to see it for Channing, who did a great job by the way, but this movie I was all about Jamie Bell. CUTE!

I've realized that I have a slight problem when it comes to watching movies in the theaters. It's totally one of my favorite things to do (obviously since I went both days this weekend). I think that I've mentioned it before that for some reason I always walk out of the theatre and think that I can do all of the things that the people in the movie did. It usually happens with movies that involve fighting, super powers, break dancing or anything gangster. I walk out and I just want to kick some trash or battle someone with my wicked dance moves that in all reality I don't have. With this movie it was sword fighting. Ummmm really? Hello Jenn, reality check. I don't know what it is. It's not like I really think that I have wicked skills but for about 10 minutes I just have this intense desire to do all of the things I see in the movie. haha. Let's be honest though, we all know I'm crazy, I'm sure of it.
The best part yesterday was meeting up with Kenzie, drinking our weight in sugary drinks and just talking about life in general and the crazy things that we don't understand about it. I just love her so much and I'm glad that even though she is married that we are still the best of friends :) Oh and I just love birthday's. A day just to celebrate someone's life with gifts and fun? best holiday ever.
I got home from our day out and had to finish preparing my the talk I had to give in sacrament meeting today. Let's just say:
1.) Greek is distracting especially when you have a talk you need to prepare but I'm half way through chapter five and then onto chapter six and I can have my life back. That day will be bitter sweet. Guilty pleasure I suppose.
2.) the topic of Knowledge and Education was probably one of the strangest topics I've EVER had to speak about but I made it work.
3.) When sitting on the stage in front of the congregation preparing to speak for the first time in your ward, especially in a new single's ward, It is crucial that you limit looking out into the audience until you get up to speak. OK, I'm never afraid to speak in front of people. In fact, I enjoy the spot light a little... but looking out into the crowd before I got up, it was like I could FEEL them judging me. Paranoid much? nah. guaranteed they were. I know the inner workings of the singles ward. It may not have been bad judging but still, they were. I had more than 5 moments of awkward eye contact with the same person before I got up and I wanted to be like, "WHAT?.. you don't know me!" oohhhh single's ward. I love you and the awkward moments that you enrich our lives with!
Thanks for letting me ramble. The Parents are coming into town tomorrow night for my cousin's wedding so I get to take Tuesday off to be with them AND I finally made a hair appointment for this week so I don't have to be a scrub any more :) Here's a toast to a good week, people. Cheers!