Christmas Preperations

I am actually really liking this stuff with blogging and what not, never thought I would enjoy it as much.
Well this is the last week of fall classes and then its finals. I’m not too worried; my finals are pretty spread out and give me enough time to study for each of them. This week Brandi, Brevan and I are working on getting Christmas cards out to some people, but if you don’t get one, sorry your just not important enough to me and Brandi, just kidding, we don’t have a lot of money and it can get expensive if you’re sending out 50 pictures of yourself with postage and stuff also, I mean stamps are like 43cents now, yikes. After next week though we, including Katy, are going to drive down to Colorado Springs on the 18^th and see our parents. But on the 19^th Brandi Brevan and I are going to Garden City KS to see her family for a bit then we will be heading off to Goodland to see my loving Hurst family that hasn’t seen Brevan yet for Christmas, but to make everyone happy and spend time with my parents we then will head to Colorado again to see the Clonts side family. It is going to be so tiring but we will have some good memories, I already can tell.

Brevan is about to turn 6months on the 12^th. He is just about to start teething we think, just because his attitude and schedule is changing so much all of a sudden. He loves pulling things to his mouth and chewing on dad’s fingers. We have taken him to a few volleyball games this last week as BYU men’s volleyball kicks off their season against Arizona and UVU. They did very well, not as good as last year I think but still worth it. While at these games we noticed Brevan looking around at all the girls and giving a flirty laugh at them and smiling a lot. Already, makes me proud, but Brandi is sad about it.

This semester I have had time to take some classes that I needed for business school and prepare to apply for the Business school here at BYU and found that I extremely enjoy my Information Systems class and decided to redirect my Major to it. The cool thing about it is that there isn’t that many schools that have this for their students and gives a better chance of finding certain jobs and getting a career that I can start. I can’t wait until the day I start my career and not have to worry about getting graded on my perfect ability, no one is perfect except some of these BYU students, I think they are robots, no one can retain that much information.
Next semester I will be taking more pre-business classes that I need along with a snowboarding class that takes me to Sundance and lets me snowboard each week for about 3 hours, perfect! I am way excited for that.

Don’t Burn the Cabin…