Quelf is the unpredictable party game that gives random a new name! Whether you're answering hilarious trivia, perfoming ridiculous stunts, or obeying silly rules, Quelf will inspire you to use your creativity, wit and sense of humor in ways you've never imagined. As you move around the board game, as one of eight quirky characters, crazy things start to happen. Your mom's face is wrapped in toilet paper, your dad is acting like dracula, and you are dancing around as a ballerina in a tutu unti the timer runs out.
If you've ever played the game "Curses", this game is very similar and way awesome! Last wednesday night, we threw a surprise birthday party for my friend Crystal and ended up playing quelf! Good times! The End. *
I've had a busy couple of weeks. Lots of fun involved though. Let's start with last weekend, when I got to go home to Show Low! Woot woot! My girl Kelsey had her wedding reception so I went to that and she looked gorgeous! And I got to see some old friends as well. 
It was awesome! While at home, I of course spent quality time with my family. It was really nice and relaxing. We hit up a basketball game of Dallas'. He is good-I'm proud of that boy!
I also spent the afternoon on Saturday attempting, for my second time-homemade bread! And it turned out beautiful! Andrea helped a little too(: YUM! I officially decided that my husband will love me because I know how to make homemade bread.
I attended church Sunday and then headed back to Thatcher. A very nice weekend.The week went by fast and slow at the same time-depending on what day it was(: I honestly don't pay attention to many details about the week most of the time. It's just a breeze by really. This weekend has been fantastic though! I had like 2 dates. Friday night, I made Spaghetti for my friend Jordan Carter Mayberry.
Yes. I use his full name because everyone does and it's a name that will probably go down in history. For what? I have no idea. It's just a good strong name. Anyway. I made him dinner and we sat outside on the roof of the laundry room. Yes. It is "illegal". Oh well. We had fun just eating and talking. After that, I went to the EA basketball game-which we won-barely-by one point. On Saturday morning, I joined Jason for an adventure/hike! Leave it to Jason to go on quite the random adventures(: We found a place that I'm not to say the name of. I actually don't even know if it has a name. But the land is "owned/claimed" by Jason now. We explored for a couple of hours and found some cool stuff. See pictures below!
Saturday afternoon and evening is when even more fun happened! The picture below is none an advertisement poster of none other than the BYU Young Ambassadors! Yep. They came to Thatcher this weekend as part of an Arizona tour they are on! They started yesterday by doing an amazing workshop with EAC Company and any institute student that wanted to go. They did some performing for us and then we broke into groups to do three 20 minute workhops on dancing, acting, and singing. It was AWESOME! And SOOOO much fun! The members of the young ambassadors are so so nice. I still remember watching them perform in Provo last year, while I was on tour with choir. The workshop was helpful and I got to chat with and meet several of the members. I even got to be a volunteer to help role play in the acting workshop. Loved it! 
After the workshop, I went on a triple date with a guy named Cory, along with Emily and Derek and our friends Kaleb and Audra! We made homemade pizza and then went to the Young Ambassadors concert at the auditorium. It was AMAZZZZZING!!!! They are so so talented! Their show as actually the same one as last year when I saw them, but still very very good! It was a great evening! So, among the busy weekend, I got no studying done and mainly relaxed, which is what I really needed! Spring break/music tour is coming up in a couple weeks so I'm very excited. Well-kinda-no plans for break yet. I hope you all are doing well! Have a super amazing week!
As for the Kareoke....after the lame basketball game on Saturday-which isn't worth my time going anymore since EA keeps losing-there was a kareoke night at the activities center. I decided that I'd only done it once so me, Ashley and Crystal sang! We sang "Wide Open Spaces" by the Dixie Chicks! Haha why you may ask? Becuase I had a dream the night before that I tried out for American Idol and I sang that song. Oh-and my voice teacher and my choir director were the judges. Wierd. Anyway. So we sang and just had a grand time haha! We rock! Some of the other "performers" were entertaining as well I must say!
So, besides my amazing party life(: School is quite crazy. All this week I have been composing an arrangement of "In Humility Our Savior" for my theory class. It's a big deal and a lot of hours have been put into it, due to the fact that its a "test" and a big part of my grade. But I like what I have been able to accomplish with it. If anyone wants to see a copy-let me know! I'll be completely finished with it by today. And there are more compositions to come as the semester goes on! Ah the joy of being a music major.
