Via My Phone.

This week has been slightly on the ridiculous side. The school semester is wrapping up… Only two more weeks!!! YES! But while the end of the semester is glorious, the weeks leading up to the end are terrible. Yes. Very terrible. 

Also, I finally decided that I was very tired of my cell phone service. I get no reception at my house whatsoever, hardly get any reception in my front yard, and not a lot of reception in the city. I am just annoyed. So last week I sent this hateful email to my service provider. Long story short… They made me take my phone in to get it “fixed”… It wasn’t broken. According to their computers my phone is working “good” I live in a “good” coverage area and I “shouldn’t” have problems… except that I do. Yesterday I was literally about to find the tallest building in Salt Lake and throw my phone off of it. Also when they were “fixing” my phone, they reset it and deleted EVERYTHING downloaded a billion dating apps. Apparently they think that I need to “meet singles” via “flirt text”. I don’t think so…

Also, Instagram finally came out for android. I had been waiting for this to happen for, well, a very long time. I spent over two hours updating my phone and connecting it to google play so that i could download it. Then it tells me that my phone is not compatible. I was so mad that I again almost threw my phone off a building. 

So after that ordeal I decided to download a camera app to at least partly fill the void… 

Alley in downtown SLC.

The 20 pounds worth of books I checked out at the library for my research paper.

The trax station that I walked to from the library carrying 20 pounds of books because the station next to the library’s trains were running late and I thought I could get here faster, except I got lost and then ended up waiting forever for the train at this one too. 

It’s Spring! I took this picture on wednesday and I hear that it is snowing outside today… I live in a basement so I don’t know.

Chocolate milk. Yum.

Package art. Customer order.

This week wasn’t totally bogus. There were a few sweet treasures along the way. Like those flowers. 

How was your week?

Carli

Mid City Schooling.

I finally began school at the BYU Salt Lake Center. A great alternative to the large jam packed Provo campus. Small classes of 9 to 15. Quiet. Clean. High tech. Not very stressful. It’s nice.

Pros to BYU Salt Lake Center:

The elevators talk to you. Plus there is no ridiculous elevator music.

I get to park in a multilevel parking garage.

There are big windows that overlook the city. 

And nice comfy chairs that allow you to sit and look at the city.

There is a fuze-ball table. Not that I’d play it. It’s just really cool. It lightens the mood of the room.

My biology teacher plays Chariots Of Fire before class to get us pumped. I am not lying.

The bathroom faucets have what appear to be solar panels on them. But theres no sunlight in the bathroom! Maybe that is what makes the water the perfect temperature.

We pray at the beginning of my religion class. And if our cellular devices go off in class you have to bring treats to the next class time. Today someones cell went off. :) I look forward to Tuesday.

My World Civilization teacher had no upper teeth on the first day of class. He says his bark is worse then his bite. He has gotten implants and now has teeth. 

He also takes long dramatic pauses. Not only it is it awkward, it is slightly humorous. I do feel his words resinating in my mind. Apparently he knows something we don’t.

He also taught us to see the extraordinary in the ordinary. I feel as if i’ve learned a new trade. 

I could go on…

Cons to BYU Salt Lake.

You have to pay 7 cents per page you print.

Thats all.

Carli