Thanksgiving was great!

I never wrote about Thanksgiving--mostly because I slept the majority of the break. No, really. I took a minimum of three naps ev-er-y- day. Don't ask me how that was possible. I still haven't figured it out. 

Anyway, I enjoyed the short time I had in Arizona. I spent time with lovely people who I love dearly. I ate delicious turkey, mashed potatoes, Grandpa's homemade pumpkin pie, and sheet cake. I rode horses for the first time in a long time. I also had the chance to spend some good quality time with cousins and siblings: some of my favorite people (Although, I didn't get to see all my favorite people....ya'll are first on my list when I get home over Christmas break!).  

Brad, Me, Josh at the arena riding horses and catching up. Brad just got back from his mission. I am VERY excited about this. I also saw Josh for the first time in a long time. VERY happy about that as well. 

Paige and I out back with the horses.

family. is. good.

This week's stats

itchy throat

droopy eyes

random twitches

continual yawns

a.d.d.

1 Sunday school lesson

2 applications completed 

2 advertising campaigns nearing the end

4 late-nighters (in a row) on campus (2 AM, baby!) 

second magazine proof submitted

Is it all worth it? Yes, because when I'm sitting at home in the kitchen barstools with a plate full of dad's three different Thanksgiving turkeys, Glen's mashed potatoes, and Aunt Krissy's homemade desserts, I'll be able to indulge completely and calmly as I'll be quite confident I've done all I could up to that point in time.

The end of the semester is fierce, so thank goodness for late-night runs to Wendy's, random text messages, Thanksgiving break, early Christmas music, funny people, Grey's Anatomy, and tredmills.