Idaho Falls = Panda Express

General Conference was the best!  I loved all the talks (that I heard) and I've never seen facial expressions better than President Monson's.  We laughed over that. A lot.  While watching GC, we saw a commercial in between sessions for Dieter F. Uchtdorf's book: Your Happily Ever After.  I got SO excited!  That is my favorite talk of all time!  We knew we'd have to go to Idaho Falls and pay a visit to Barnes & Noble. :)

Friday was by far the hardest day of the week.  From 3:15 to 5:15, I have a Chemistry lab.  Sometimes we don't always get along with our lab partners...

BUT I felt much better by Saturday.  We woke up, made french toast, scrambled eggs, bacon, and hash browns for breakfast, got ready, and drove to Idaho Falls to run some errands and spend a while in Barnes & Noble to get President Uchtdorf's book.  Which, by the way, is one of the best purchases I have ever made!  The cashier that checked me out was a girl that obviously was not a member of the church but super nice.  She saw what I was buying and asked me what it was.  When I told her what it was about and that it was actually a talk that was given and that it is MY FAVORITE, she got so excited and wrote down the title and author.  She told me how she had just come out of a bad five year relationship with someone that had no religion in his life and that she was looking for something Christian.  She said "Is it like, a God thing?"  "Umm yes.  And I promise it's worth reading." :)  I left feeling good.  Maybe it's true when people say that Idaho and Utah missions really are the most successful.  Anywaysss, Hanna and I got Panda Express for lunch since I haven't had it in MONTHS and I LOVE it!  We took it to Cafe Rio where everyone else ate.  Our last stop in IF was SUPER WALMART!  We got a few movies to watch when we got home.  One of them was Singles 2nd Ward. All I have to say is: I have a brand new appreciation for those movies actually being in a singles ward.  It was great. :)

Your Happily Ever After:

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