Wednesday, June 30, 2010
Sunday, June 27, 2010
100th Blog Post! : Youth Conference
Cue trumpet noises! Cue confetti! Cue... 100th Blog post!! Whooo! Yes faithful viewers, this is is the finale of 100 successful posts. Unfortunately, I don't have anything super-special to do. I don't even many pictures. However, I feel as though I want to take you through my journey at youth conference last week. So bear with me, I have a lot to say! Don't get discouraged by the length like I do!
We started at the stake center, sometime early in the morning. I had range that morning, (A DR. ED thing) so I had to hurry and get there. We mingled for a 'bit, then left for Manti! The ride was 11/2 hours long, but the people in my car made it entertaining! Thank you Miranda, Adriana, and Britta! Needless to say, we now have about 10 new inside jokes, 7 new "insults" and blackmail all around. :) When we were maybe, 3 or so miles from the Temple, you could still see it's beauty. It is really pretty. We finally arrived at our campground which was just around the corner of the Manti Temple. We set up camp, and hung out for a few hours. Those few hours consisted of this:
Lunch
Dinner
Missionary Tag
The Cup Game
Water Being "Accidentally" Spilled on me
Me, Planning My Revenge
Me, Learning the Official Rules to Hackysack
Playing Ninja Destruction : You mean you don't know what that is?
Anyway, after hours of fun filled fun, we headed off to the Manti Pageant. We left 3 hours early to guarantee good spots. I brought 2 Jackets, 1 coat, and a quilt to the Pageant. I was prepared for the cold that nobody expected that night! But I'm getting ahead of myself. I put my stuff down to save my spot, and Me, Gioia (Joy-a), Karly, Austin, Kirk and Ollie went to a little market they had a few minutes walk away. They sold a lot of stuff! They had a ton of food, and the coolest T-shirts ever! That 's one of my favorites to the left. We got snow cones, and whatever else we desired. Austin got a T- shirt that said "I love Mormon Girls". Yup, that's Austin for ya.
Favorite Quote by Austin: "Me and Gioia are tight like unto a dish!"
On our way back, we found out that the protesters had already started gathering. One man had a set of weights on handlebars (the best I can describe it) that weighed about 100 lbs .He was asking people to pick it up and feel how heavy it was. Well Kirk was with us and volunteered to try. (For those of you who don't know him, he's kind of a big dude.) So he lifted them a bit and tested how much they weighed. The man started raving about how no person could pick them up, tuck them under their arm and run from people. So Kirk shrugged, and with a little effort, tucked it under one arm and said: "Ya, I think I could do it." It was a happy moment. However the man immediately started going on about how that was only half the weight. But I later looked it up and they only weighed 60 lbs.
2 other stories about that man. At our testimony meeting the next day, 2 people told us about their experience with that man. One kind of scrawny kid told us that he picked up the "plates" and ran from him while the man chased him until he gave up. He found out that the man believed that the red sea was parted, but not that Joseph Smith had carried that weight. Another guy was saying how when asked if he thought that it was possible, said : "With Jesus as your personal trainer, you can do anything." Good answer. However, we weren't really supposed to talk to them, so kudos to those that didn't.
The actual pageant was really neat too. We all sat down and once the sun set, it really got cold! Once again, I was glad I brought extra stuff. It was put together really well, and they must have practiced hard, because they had hundreds of extras that worked together flawlessly. But, at the moment, my favorite part was when they had the huge bursts of fire when they were acting out the days before Christ came to the America's because it was absolutely FREEZING! :) But aside from that, it was a really good pageant and if you haven't seen it, you really should. When it was done, (it got done at 12:00) we walked back to the camp and immediately fell asleep.
The next day, we went to Snow College for some fun! We got into groups, started off playing ninja destruction, then scattered to play ball. I played Soccer, Volleyball, Racquetball, Basketball, and did other stuff. It was a blast! We then did a service project for an old lady. She was 90 years old and still walking around! She didn't look a day over 80. We painted her porch, cleaned out her shed, washed her patio, sprayed her walk-way and had a karaoke party. Yup. She also made us cookies that were to die for! (Don't worry mom, they were sugar cookies! I still think your chocolate chip are the best!)
Beiber's song came on, everyone Booed! (No offense Cait).
The next day, we went down to Salt Lake to watch the Joseph Smith movie. I love it! Even though it was the 4th time I had ever watched it, it was great just to be there with those that hadn't yet. We then had a lunch break, and went up the LDS office Building. To the very top. Way up there. All the way. 26 stories. Wow. The elevator ride was awesome. It went up 26 stories in 22 seconds. However, the view was even better! if you haven't been there before, put it on your bucket list.
Well, that's about it! Sorry about the length, this is my longest post! Way to bear with me! I hope you enjoyed it!
~Michaela Labit
100th Post!!!
We started at the stake center, sometime early in the morning. I had range that morning, (A DR. ED thing) so I had to hurry and get there. We mingled for a 'bit, then left for Manti! The ride was 11/2 hours long, but the people in my car made it entertaining! Thank you Miranda, Adriana, and Britta! Needless to say, we now have about 10 new inside jokes, 7 new "insults" and blackmail all around. :) When we were maybe, 3 or so miles from the Temple, you could still see it's beauty. It is really pretty. We finally arrived at our campground which was just around the corner of the Manti Temple. We set up camp, and hung out for a few hours. Those few hours consisted of this:
Lunch
Dinner
Missionary Tag
The Cup Game
Water Being "Accidentally" Spilled on me
Me, Planning My Revenge
Me, Learning the Official Rules to Hackysack
Playing Ninja Destruction : You mean you don't know what that is?
Ninja Destruction
1. Start in a circle standing within touching distance.
2. The game moves clockwise starting with the Ninja Master
3. Ninja Master says, “Ninja Destruction” and the whole circle strikes a pose.
4. Ninja Master starts by attempting to “strike” (must be hand-to-hand contact) another player.
5. The target gets one swift movement to miss the strike. If the target is hit then he or she is out. If not, the player stays in and the player clockwise from the Ninja Master has a turn.
6. The game continues like this until all players are out.
2. The game moves clockwise starting with the Ninja Master
3. Ninja Master says, “Ninja Destruction” and the whole circle strikes a pose.
4. Ninja Master starts by attempting to “strike” (must be hand-to-hand contact) another player.
5. The target gets one swift movement to miss the strike. If the target is hit then he or she is out. If not, the player stays in and the player clockwise from the Ninja Master has a turn.
6. The game continues like this until all players are out.
Anyway, after hours of fun filled fun, we headed off to the Manti Pageant. We left 3 hours early to guarantee good spots. I brought 2 Jackets, 1 coat, and a quilt to the Pageant. I was prepared for the cold that nobody expected that night! But I'm getting ahead of myself. I put my stuff down to save my spot, and Me, Gioia (Joy-a), Karly, Austin, Kirk and Ollie went to a little market they had a few minutes walk away. They sold a lot of stuff! They had a ton of food, and the coolest T-shirts ever! That 's one of my favorites to the left. We got snow cones, and whatever else we desired. Austin got a T- shirt that said "I love Mormon Girls". Yup, that's Austin for ya.Favorite Quote by Austin: "Me and Gioia are tight like unto a dish!"
On our way back, we found out that the protesters had already started gathering. One man had a set of weights on handlebars (the best I can describe it) that weighed about 100 lbs .He was asking people to pick it up and feel how heavy it was. Well Kirk was with us and volunteered to try. (For those of you who don't know him, he's kind of a big dude.) So he lifted them a bit and tested how much they weighed. The man started raving about how no person could pick them up, tuck them under their arm and run from people. So Kirk shrugged, and with a little effort, tucked it under one arm and said: "Ya, I think I could do it." It was a happy moment. However the man immediately started going on about how that was only half the weight. But I later looked it up and they only weighed 60 lbs.
2 other stories about that man. At our testimony meeting the next day, 2 people told us about their experience with that man. One kind of scrawny kid told us that he picked up the "plates" and ran from him while the man chased him until he gave up. He found out that the man believed that the red sea was parted, but not that Joseph Smith had carried that weight. Another guy was saying how when asked if he thought that it was possible, said : "With Jesus as your personal trainer, you can do anything." Good answer. However, we weren't really supposed to talk to them, so kudos to those that didn't.
The actual pageant was really neat too. We all sat down and once the sun set, it really got cold! Once again, I was glad I brought extra stuff. It was put together really well, and they must have practiced hard, because they had hundreds of extras that worked together flawlessly. But, at the moment, my favorite part was when they had the huge bursts of fire when they were acting out the days before Christ came to the America's because it was absolutely FREEZING! :) But aside from that, it was a really good pageant and if you haven't seen it, you really should. When it was done, (it got done at 12:00) we walked back to the camp and immediately fell asleep.
The next day, we went to Snow College for some fun! We got into groups, started off playing ninja destruction, then scattered to play ball. I played Soccer, Volleyball, Racquetball, Basketball, and did other stuff. It was a blast! We then did a service project for an old lady. She was 90 years old and still walking around! She didn't look a day over 80. We painted her porch, cleaned out her shed, washed her patio, sprayed her walk-way and had a karaoke party. Yup. She also made us cookies that were to die for! (Don't worry mom, they were sugar cookies! I still think your chocolate chip are the best!)
Beiber's song came on, everyone Booed! (No offense Cait).
The next day, we went down to Salt Lake to watch the Joseph Smith movie. I love it! Even though it was the 4th time I had ever watched it, it was great just to be there with those that hadn't yet. We then had a lunch break, and went up the LDS office Building. To the very top. Way up there. All the way. 26 stories. Wow. The elevator ride was awesome. It went up 26 stories in 22 seconds. However, the view was even better! if you haven't been there before, put it on your bucket list.
Well, that's about it! Sorry about the length, this is my longest post! Way to bear with me! I hope you enjoyed it!
~Michaela Labit
100th Post!!!
Tuesday, June 15, 2010
11 Simple Things to Know.
Lessons to Be Learned From Noah's Ark
Two: Remember that we are all in the same boat.
Three: Plan ahead. It wasn't raining when Noah built the Ark.
Four: Stay fit. When you're 600 years old someone may ask you to do something really big.
Five: Don't listen to critics, just get on with the job that needs to be done.
Six: Build your future on high ground.
Seven: For safety's sake travel in pairs.
Eight: Speed isn't everything. The snails were on board with the cheetahs.
Nine: When you're stressed, float awhile.
Ten: Remember the Ark was built by amateurs, the Titanic by professionals. :)
Eleven: No matter the storm, when you are with God there's always a rainbow waiting .
Tuesday, June 8, 2010
I just found out. It's a cute book. Go Selena.
Friday, June 4, 2010
333 Ways to get Kicked out of Walmart
I just found out about 333 Ways to get Kicked out of Walmart. I was exited! No, I won't post all of them, but here are some of my favorite!
2. Take someone’s shopping cart and switch the items with stuff from the person next to them’s cart
3. Move “Caution: Wet Floor” signs to carpeted areas.
5. Go up to some old geezer & say “Grandpa!!! You’re ALIVE!!! It’s a MIRACLE!!! etc.”
8. Go into the dressing room, wait a few minutes, then yell “THERES NO TOILET PAPER IN HERE!!”
9. Get a batman costume, put it on, and run around the store screaming at the top of your lungs, “COME ROBIN! TO THE BATMOBILE!”
10. Hide between clothing and then jump ouut and yell “PICK ME”
12. Take up an entire aisle in Toys by setting up a full scale battlefield with G.I. Joes vs. the X-Men
16. Go to an empty checkout stand and try to check people out.
17. Go up to an employee and in a official tone say “code three in house ware” and see what happens
19. Challenge other customers to duels with tubes of gift wrap
23. While walking around alone, pretend someone is with you and get into a very serious conversation
24. Tape a walkie-talkie to the back of a Barbie doll and say to random people, “I know where you live…”
30. If an employee comes within 30 ft scream “GET AWAY FROM ME!!!” Then run out of the store screaming
32. Test the fishing rods and see what you can “catch” from the other aisles
33. Glare menacingly at anyone who comes within 40 ft of you. Then hiss like a snake and act like you’re going to bite them
36. Dart around suspiciously while humming the theme from “Mission: Impossible.
”37. While no one’s watching quickly switch the men’s and women’s signs on the doors of the rest room
41. Dress up in a trench coat & wear sunglasses. Walk up to someone browsing and say “The rooster is in the nest” Wait for a reply. After they finish talking, hand them a cap gun and whisper “use this wisely.”
44. Set all the alarm clocks to go off at ten minute intervals throughout the day
59. Go to the bathroom with a cantaloupe (hidden) Make grunting noises and drop the cantaloupe in the toilet. Then say “Phew, That’s better”
66. Take a friend with you and a younger child and start arguing over who gets custody then have the child run away and out of the store and yell CILLY COME BACK!!!
71. Dress up as a giant smiley face and whip price signs! Then yell “ROLLBACK!!!”
87. Go up to a random person and tap on his/her shoulder. When the person looks at you, ask what and walk off like you’re annoyed
89. Hold Barbie for ransom
94. Do your own radio show over the intercom
96. Glue pennies on the floor ‘heads’ side up
156. Ride a horse on a stick toy thing and have your friend pull you around the store on a skateboard while you scream, “The British are coming! The British are coming!”
253. Run around with a bowl of cheerios yelling, “It lowered my cholesterol!”
For all of the 333 Ways, click HERE
Happy Hunting!!
2. Take someone’s shopping cart and switch the items with stuff from the person next to them’s cart
3. Move “Caution: Wet Floor” signs to carpeted areas.
5. Go up to some old geezer & say “Grandpa!!! You’re ALIVE!!! It’s a MIRACLE!!! etc.”
8. Go into the dressing room, wait a few minutes, then yell “THERES NO TOILET PAPER IN HERE!!”
9. Get a batman costume, put it on, and run around the store screaming at the top of your lungs, “COME ROBIN! TO THE BATMOBILE!”
10. Hide between clothing and then jump ouut and yell “PICK ME”
12. Take up an entire aisle in Toys by setting up a full scale battlefield with G.I. Joes vs. the X-Men
16. Go to an empty checkout stand and try to check people out.
17. Go up to an employee and in a official tone say “code three in house ware” and see what happens
19. Challenge other customers to duels with tubes of gift wrap
23. While walking around alone, pretend someone is with you and get into a very serious conversation
24. Tape a walkie-talkie to the back of a Barbie doll and say to random people, “I know where you live…”
30. If an employee comes within 30 ft scream “GET AWAY FROM ME!!!” Then run out of the store screaming
32. Test the fishing rods and see what you can “catch” from the other aisles
33. Glare menacingly at anyone who comes within 40 ft of you. Then hiss like a snake and act like you’re going to bite them
36. Dart around suspiciously while humming the theme from “Mission: Impossible.
”37. While no one’s watching quickly switch the men’s and women’s signs on the doors of the rest room
41. Dress up in a trench coat & wear sunglasses. Walk up to someone browsing and say “The rooster is in the nest” Wait for a reply. After they finish talking, hand them a cap gun and whisper “use this wisely.”
44. Set all the alarm clocks to go off at ten minute intervals throughout the day
59. Go to the bathroom with a cantaloupe (hidden) Make grunting noises and drop the cantaloupe in the toilet. Then say “Phew, That’s better”
66. Take a friend with you and a younger child and start arguing over who gets custody then have the child run away and out of the store and yell CILLY COME BACK!!!
71. Dress up as a giant smiley face and whip price signs! Then yell “ROLLBACK!!!”
87. Go up to a random person and tap on his/her shoulder. When the person looks at you, ask what and walk off like you’re annoyed
89. Hold Barbie for ransom
94. Do your own radio show over the intercom
96. Glue pennies on the floor ‘heads’ side up
156. Ride a horse on a stick toy thing and have your friend pull you around the store on a skateboard while you scream, “The British are coming! The British are coming!”
253. Run around with a bowl of cheerios yelling, “It lowered my cholesterol!”
For all of the 333 Ways, click HERE
Happy Hunting!!
Tuesday, June 1, 2010
Blame it on the Pop 2010 Lip Dub
This is by my cousin's school! Springville High. One of the coolest video's ever! At least for amatures. Once you realize it's all in one shot...wow. It was for some lip-syncing contest. Sadly, they didn't win. They didn't even make the finals! I don't agree. I watched the winner and I think Springville's is better! Oh well.... some Washington School won just so all of my WA relatives reading this can be kinda proud. :)
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