So it finally is happening. Tomorrow.
In the morning, Colin and I will go to the temple with people we love and be sealed together forever. Hot dog!!
We are really excited.
I have had this blog for three years as I have gone through high school and most of college. I have documented my life as I have seen it but now, I will be joining forces with my best friend and we'll have a new blog together.
Things will soon be posted when we get back from Disneyland!!!
Monday, November 23, 2009
Wednesday, November 18, 2009
Colin and Naomi Campbell, 600 Pioneer Rd #1119
Welcome to our new apartment!!!
We got the key and I moved my things in today. I will move Colins things in tomorrow. I will also go to Idaho Falls with my friend with his truck to pick up our bed. We leave Friday noon to head to Utah and start our crazy week. OUR week. It's finally our turn.
and for the best part of our new apartment.....
drum roll.......
TA DA!!! Washer and Dryer in the APT!! BEAUTIFUL!!! Aaahhhhh.... I love it.
I forgot to take a picture of it, but one of the walls in the living room they painted for us the color of our choice! It's yellow!!!We love it.
Temple Square Performance
This is an article that was written about our performance last weekend. I am in two of the pictures. I sat in front of the Basses, second in from the edge of the stage.
We played in the Gym at BYU-Idaho then in an auditorium in Twin Falls. They were great performances and the spirit was wonderful but it was nothing that would compared to our Salt Lake performance experience.
Playing at the Tabernacle was one that I will never forget. We had a three hour rehearsal in the afternoon that was taped for splicing into the DVD. During those run throughs, I felt the spirit differently that I had during the other performances. I thought about where we were. Temple Square. In the Tabernacle. Under the spires of the magnificent Salt Lake Temple. There was so much sacred history here. There is already a beautiful spirit on Temple Square. But on top of that, to play music praising God's Everlasting Love for his children in a place that was already immersed in such a spirit was almost overwhelming. I was emotional for over half the performance. More than once, our conductor got tears in his eyes as the orchestration and voices blended together and filled the Tabernacle that was filled with people who had come to share and enjoy that spirit with us.
It is hard to express what the experience was like but I hope this little paragraph gave you a glimpse. It was amazing and I will never forget it. I wish everyone could have been there. It was more beautiful than I ever would have thought.
We played in the Gym at BYU-Idaho then in an auditorium in Twin Falls. They were great performances and the spirit was wonderful but it was nothing that would compared to our Salt Lake performance experience.
Playing at the Tabernacle was one that I will never forget. We had a three hour rehearsal in the afternoon that was taped for splicing into the DVD. During those run throughs, I felt the spirit differently that I had during the other performances. I thought about where we were. Temple Square. In the Tabernacle. Under the spires of the magnificent Salt Lake Temple. There was so much sacred history here. There is already a beautiful spirit on Temple Square. But on top of that, to play music praising God's Everlasting Love for his children in a place that was already immersed in such a spirit was almost overwhelming. I was emotional for over half the performance. More than once, our conductor got tears in his eyes as the orchestration and voices blended together and filled the Tabernacle that was filled with people who had come to share and enjoy that spirit with us.
It is hard to express what the experience was like but I hope this little paragraph gave you a glimpse. It was amazing and I will never forget it. I wish everyone could have been there. It was more beautiful than I ever would have thought.
Thursday, November 12, 2009
Thursday
This morning, Colin and I sat in lawn chairs on the sidewalk by his apartment to record data for his stats class. We counted how many students used the crosswalk and how many Jwalked- boys vs girls. It was 35 degrees and windy. So much fun.
Saturday, November 7, 2009
Being a musician is SUPER!
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