when i was in idaho, that magical mystical alternate universe, i often found myself asking "where am i?". not necessarily in the literal sense; i knew i was in idaho, the state that neighbors utah and wyoming (among others) but in a more socially conscience way. i wondered how i got to this place. how did i end up in idaho of all places. idaho which previous to my attending byu-i, i could not point out on a map.
this question of location helps me to know what direction i am headed in so that i might change my course or continue moving forward. as i sit on the warm wool rug that my mom and i bought from a quasi garage sale after church one sunday, i wonder "where the heck am i?".
it turns out, that i don't really know
know. but i might have some foggy idea. i'm somewhere between knowing beyond a shadow of a doubt and having absolutely no idea. between feeling every bit of blame and complete disconnect. between absolute fear and great courage. between indifference and total devotion. i'm somewhere in between and i hate it.
i hate it because i identify myself as a planner and i have nothing to plan, because i need to know so that i am secure, because i feel the need to make a choice and yet i feel that i cannot, and because it really all depends on me and i haven't got a single clue.
so yeah, i might come undone. but in the end i know
know that it will be okay, because really "can you imagine it not working out?"
and now pictures i like:
these are from my trip to chicago last fall.
i went to visit a a friend for my birthday. it was the best birthday so far. we had indian food and rented movies and had my favorite ice cream. super fun.
skyline=awesome.

p.s. this picture was taken out of the window of a lady's room in some super fancy restaurant that i thought smelled like a cafeteria.
gorgeous park. foliage is my favorite. i love the fall.
picasso. i tried to look up the title of the piece but it is nameless. who needs labels anyways

the bean. it really is cooler than this picture.

me touching the cool bean. this event was followed by the use of hand sanitizer as swine flu was running ramped in the u.s. also, my hair did really well in chicago; i could live there.

so i'm a late blogger. what's it to ya?