I was up visiting my good friend Traci Garff in Northern Utah for memorial day. She is the stake activity chair for her singles stake and she put together a service project here a week or so ago to go plant flowers on Temple Square. I went up to participate since I thought this sounded like a good service project to do. Once we got there I saw all the beautiful tulips that we are used to seeing at conference time, all still in full bloom and gorgeous, but then the head gardener instructed my group to go rip out all the tulips. It was fun, but I have to be honest, something felt innately wrong about ripping out flowers on the sacred temple grounds! ;) Oh, well, I had permission so I guess it was alright. I was just shocked because they were all soooo beautiful and looked perfectly fine to me, but I guess they pull them out, mulch them, and replant regularly so as to keep the grounds fresh.
What was extra fun was as I was leaning over ripping out tulips, I felt someone looking over my shoulder and I turned around to see Elder L. Tom Perry in BYU sweats and a Utah State Aggies hat standing over me asking what in the world I was doing. Everyone laughed to see such a sport. I turned around and said, "You better high tail it out of here, or we'll put you to work too!" He just laughed. I got a picture with him.
Thursday, June 19, 2008
Nearest Miss! DANG-IT-ALL!!
For my birthday this year, I shuffled on down to Las Vegas where I spent the day with my little sister Nat-Phat-Rat and her husband Matt. My Brother John and his wife Chelsea and 2 year old daughter Kylie met up with us for lunch. John and Chelsea were down celebrating their wedding anniversary.
Matt took me to a fantastic golf course. Anyone that knows me, knows that there is not place I would have rather spent my birthday than on a golf coarse. It was beautiful! And it was perfect weather too!
Anywho, as if the day could not get any more perfect, here is a picture of my closeset to a hole-in-one shot I have ever come to thus far in my prestigious golfing career! What a shot!! It was awesome. Matt took this picture for documentation just for all the doubters out there. Enjoy.
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