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A night in the life of Apartment 51. Sammy eating yogurt out of the container
Emmy drawing something sarcastic on the whiteboard
Me doing a face mask, something I did twice in the eight months we lived here
And Gentry entertaining us all with her mad clogging skillzzz
Capstone performances!! I'm so grateful for the friendship I made with Marissa. She is such a dynamic, powerful, beautiful dancer and we had way too much fun in modern and jazz
cute.
I decided to ditch the fake lashes before going onstage. They were messing with my zen.
Beautiful Anna
These costumes were 70 cents. Bet you couldn't even tell.
Cooking. Lehi Roller Mills muffins are seriously my favorite thing.
A letter from President Lam!! This is the Mission Motto in Cantonese. At least I think it's the mission motto. I don't speak Cantonese....yet! :)
Mini quiches
My letter back to President Lam. Some medical information, two passport-sized photos, a brief testimony and introduction of myself.
Sister Terry. She is absolutely amazing. She taught Women in the Scriptures and it changed my life. I loved learning about the courageous, righteous women in the scriptures and Sister Terry really made them come to life. I love her.
Letters from missionaries
My friend Josh got his mission call to Brazil!!!!! The moon that night was gorgeous. Emily A thought a picture wouldn't capture it, but I thought it turned out pretty cool ;)
Last day of ballet!!!
Mission shopping. It's a struggle. It's either immodest, very expensive, or not the right fabric. Old Navy represented and I got a dress and skirt for cheap though.
It will probably last me the MTC, but hey it was $15
Maddie's Bridal Shower!!! Everything was ADORABLE




Shopping with mom, Ruby, and Ari for interior design inspiration
Gorgeous blooms after Sarah's farewell.

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