Coming to and End

Finals are brutal. Stressing and studying for hours on end and for what? One test.  That's all it is.  You are required to take one test at the end of the year the that really no matter how much extra you study a teacher can still make it almost impossible to do well on.  You have learned in depth material from the entire year and then you get to be tested on it.  This final can determine your whole grade, yet at this point, it's really hard to get me to want to study more.  It just rarely seems worth it to study for hours on end for this one test, but we have to. If I don't, I know I'm not smart enough to get a good enough grade.  What's more frustrating is the fact that I don't ever see this test, I don't see what I missed, or know much about it.  I just see my grade that's posted on AIM and then get depressed.  Well that's the life of a student. 

Married LIfe

I really love being married.  I have the most incredible wife in the world.  She is always so patient with me; she lets me do the things I love even when it may not be convenient for her.  It's awesome to come home to someone after a long day and have someone be there for you, to love you and care for you.  I think it's something everyone in the world needs, someone to love them.  I love Kelsey Gill.
School is finally winding down.  There are tons of presentations and finals left to do but I think I'm almost getting to a point where it shouldn't be too awful.  I'm looking for a different better internship this summer and we'll see what happens over the next couple weeks. I don't really want to do an unpaid internship but it looks like that is what it will probably lead to.  Too bad, offer up my services for absolutely no cost.  Oh well, what can you do.

Conference Weekend

For the first time in my life I got to attend the priesthood session of General conference.  What a deal, marry an amazing woman (who just happens to be related to an important person in Salt Lake) and you get to go to conference sessions too.  She of course has gotten to do this her whole life, but little ole Mitch from Kansas is still just awe struck while we walk through these tunnels together, passing shoulder to shoulder with the likes of modern day Prophets.  How crazy is that!? These people have seen and heard things that most every other person in the world will never experience.  Then we get to sit at their feet and listen to them teach us.  What a cool tradition.  It’s unfortunate that sometimes it can be a little hard to stay attentive in the nice warm room they put all these people in.  Never the less, still just an awesome experience.  I love conference!