Today was fun again; Kelly, Quincy, and I
met my parents at the mall where we, obviously, did some shopping, then we came
home for Chinese food, we went and played basketball at the church for while
and then we went to the neighbours to hot tub.
Driving to Lethbridge
Unfortunately one of us has to be serious and drive...
So back to my list; I feel like I am maybe cheating
a little bit today because I am just going to talk about my family, I realized last
night after I posted that I could of done one of them each day but since that
is not going to happen, day two will instead be all about them.
Number Six:
Clay aka Elder Hansen
Tuesdays have been an exciting day for
about 23 months now because it is the day that we get emails from Clay. He is
so awesome that even via email he is just as charming and unique as ever. It is
crazy to think that next month at this time he will be home, that will be weird
in an exciting way, but for the time being I just love reading about all of the wonderful
experiences he is having, and attempting to decode his spelling.
Number Seven: Quincy
Quincy is one of the most remarkable people
I know. In the scriptures when they refer to someone being of a sobre mind,
well I never understood that until I met her. Quincy is deep and thoughtful, always.
Her testimony; knowledge and understanding of the gospel, her approach to her
education, the standards and values that she has established for herself, all
of it is remarkable. I hope one day I can grow up to be as clear and confident
as her about what kind of person I want to be.
Number Eight: Kelly
I have had so much fun getting to know
Kelly a lot better since I have moved back from Provo. We have so much fun, and
I am confident that at least some of the time she can read my mind. Kelly is
kind and she is brave; she does what she determines to be right regardless of
whether or not she is doing it alone. Kelly is not the kind of person to be
swayed superfluously but she is also the kind of person to join you in talking
in silly accents or having a spontaneous sleepover.
Number Nine: My Mom
My mom is amazing, but everyone who meets
her already knows that. She is fun, she is energetic, and she has this way of
making everyone feel important. My mom and I don’t always agree, and we don’t
always disagree quietly, but no matter what I know that I am one of the four
luckiest kids in the world. I learn from her every day and she never stops
surprising any of us. My mom is so passionate and giving, and I have so much admiration for the life of service that she lives.
Number Ten: My Dad
He is one of the funniest, smartest, most
ridiculous people I know. Sometimes someone else might tell a better joke but
no one else is ever funnier. My dad is
loving and patient to a degree I hope I can one day maybe even replicate. He is supportive and encouraging; knowing that
he believes in me has always helped me to believe in myself. My dad is so hard working that he even
believes work is fun, and I admire his unfailing determination to pass that on
to us.