This weekend is PACKED. In fact, I probably won't listen to much of this today simply because I'm running from church activity to work to broadcast to work... all day, err'yday! Hopefully you'll enjoy it for me!

A few things that have been going down:

Last week I finished this wonderful book. Have you read it? I can't wait for the movie to come out! (P.S. I need some book recommendations for April. Suggestions?)

I WON A GIVEAWAY. Supes exciting when you're that person that never wins anything. What did I get? One of these! It's a mixtape for the 21st century! *fangirls*

A couple months ago I applied for an internship with Autism Speaks Canada. This week, I finally heard from them. Unfortunately, the position I originally applied for was no longer there, but they actually OFFERED me another internship! I chatted with the woman in charge yesterday on the phone, and she said, "Well, I think you're perfect, so I'm not going to look for anyone else. I'm getting great vibes about you." I'm SO excited! (P.S. This article on autism and Disney fascinated me. READ THIS MOM.)

I took this picture while grocery shopping earlier this week. Looking at all the aisles from above is really cool. And yes, I realize that it is incredibly strange for a 20-something to stop and admire groceries for their aesthetically pleasing qualities.

Happy Weekend! I'll be spending mine working, attending a wedding reception, atempting to clean my room for the umpteenth time, catching up on homework, and going to church. Here's to hoping your weekends are infinitely more exciting than mine haha.

As promised, I have a few pictures from the wedding I went to last weekend to share! Unfortunately, it seems I can't operate a camera very well when I'm excited or when people are moving around really fast. So. Lots of the pictures were blurry. Mah bad.

I went through my camera pictures today so that I could edit ones from Hannah's wedding last week (more on that soon!), and I found these little gems from back in February at the church luau back home.

Lethbridge is going crazy right now.

Because the snow melted so quickly, the river had too much debris in it for the water treatment plant to handle. The city had to issue a water boil order, along with asking everyone to limit water consumption. Laundromats, swimming pools, ice rinks, and car washes have all been shut down, and friends of mine who work in coffee shops and restaurants have told me lots of stories about how they're trying to stay afloat. (Apparently, Boston Pizza was suuuuper busy yesterday. Because if there's no water at home, OBVIOUSLY the restaurants will have some.)

This morning I woke up and found this in my kitchen:

Hello, and welcome to the Week of Cray, already in progress.

Seriously though, it's a busy one. And of course, really busy weeks are OBVIOUSLY the opportune time to have a quarter-life crisis.

Ha.

I think there might be some big changes on the horizon. Scratch that. I can feel big changes on the horizon. Not exactly sure what that all entails, but they're coming. It's 30% exciting and 85% terrifying. (If you're not good at math, that equals 115% stomachache for Anxiety Girl over here.)

I hate big changes. This is going to be fun.

Speaking of changes, the weather down here is UH. MAAAAAAZING. Today I ran errands in only a t-shirt! And tomorrow it's supposed to be +16 Celsius! I'm just praying that it's here to stay and not a chinook. Those things are dream killers.

I just realized I never posted about Valentine's day!

This year I handmade all of my valentines. It was a LOT of work, but they turned out pretty cute! Some of my favourites include:
 To the back of each valentine I stapled these plaid hand warmers.
On Valentine's morn, I delivered some goodies to my favourite littles and their mom! (They're not chocolate fans, so those "Hershey kisses" are actually ginormous rice krispie treats about the size of a softball.)

(Later that night, Gizette's fiance brought me flowers too! Haha! Battle of the Boyfriends FTW)

 We also celebrated Valentine's Day in Relief Society the Sunday before! Each of these hearts has a name of one of the girl's from our ward, and on the back we wrote a little note to each of them.