here’s one of the funniest videos i have ever seen (Tyler sent it to me). we should have booked them for our wedding:
here’s one of the funniest videos i have ever seen (Tyler sent it to me). we should have booked them for our wedding:
ABSOLUTELY LOVE THIS.
someday, i’d love to copy this in my home.
as seen on design mom’s blog, (which you should all check out in my links to the right), kellie created her own wallpaper! she took an idea from a fossil catalog, and turned her dull hallway into a bright piece of art!
the final product:
stunning. simply amazing. genius.

I feel I’ve given twitter a fair trial, considering I tried it out for a couple weeks. I even installed a twitter application on my computer that gave me updates and made a cool noise. However, I gave up.
I still don’t see the point. I tried to update my statuses, but over and over again they seemed to consist of mundane sentences like, “Tyler took me out to dinner tonight. El Gallo Giro is still our favorite restaurant in Provo” or “Grocery shopping took forever today”. Who wants to hear about my sad, pathetic life here at BYU? Honestly, for those considering twitter, a blog is the better option. There’s more interaction and life to it. It’s more personal.
End note>> Before you think I’ve completely trashed it, I’ll admit it was fun to see celebrity’s updates, because sometimes they were rather humorous. Following Michael Scott and Dwight Schrute provided a few laughs here and there…but in the end, I’m not sure if the concept overall was worth the time and effort. I’m proud to say I never truly caught on to the trend.
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