2014 Year End Review

What do you do on a sleepless night? Catch up on your blog. That is, after you've given up all hope of falling asleep. Here, my blog followers, is 2014 in a nutshell.

January:

New Year's Eve was spent with these guys.

These were the number of states lived in, visited, and left.

By the end of the year every continental state was colored in!

My domestic bliss has been fairly steady. These two are amazing piano players and cooks. I'd often come home to these two hanging out, playing amazing music, and cooking great food. I really love these guys so much. Audra and I have been roommates for a year as of February.

I was young women's president which meant that once a month our ward planned an activity. This was our proudest one. It was all analogous of the plan of salvation. They had a plane crash, complete with peanuts. Games. It rocked. We set ourselves up for high expectations after that which I can't say we quite met.

This is one of the annual highlights of my year, when Suz comes into town to visit. I LOVE these girls.

There is something nostalgic to me about the courthouse. You can't see it in the photo, but if you look through the window, the arch is perfectly framed. I just love this view. I had a phone interview for Kansas City on the day I had this interview. I wasn't ready to leave this city yet!

I went to a few trampoline classes. So. Much. Fun.

Met my roommate's family in Kansas City. Caught this view leaving my roommate's sister's church.

February:



My friend, Joana came to visit me in St. Louis. We visited a sculpture park. I've always wanted a picture with this eye ball.

I spent my Valentine's day in Kansas City at a dance. Met some cool people.



Domestic bliss continued in February.

I finally got to go to the chess museum. Since I was there, got my picture next to the world's largest chess piece. Why not.

Our young women's crew.

At work, Charlie stuck this on my file bin. You know you work with guys when....

For young women's, I went to a black history performance.

I have to say, it made me SUPER mad at all of the oppression in this country.

You just don't get these kinds of experiences in New Hampshire.

This was the lovely lady I went to support.

Made some new friends.

Did a service project.

Went to a hockey game.

Spring was lovely.

Visited this place for the first time.

This picture does NO JUSTICE to our great surprise. Blood moon!!

Young women's activity our ward planned.

Another play to support our young woman!

Star wars night at the science center.