Sunday afternoon Julie and I were starving. Well... we always say we are "starving" but really we were hungry and we wanted somewhere good to eat. We had been told by friends that Urth Cafe was amazing and that the Kardashian girls eat there. Not only did we want good food but we definitely wanted to run into famous people. I am not going to lie I love the Kardashian family and watching their show is a guilty pleasure of mine. Unforuntaly, we did not run into them at Urth cafe or any famous people for that matter but we did eat really good butternut squash pizza that I still have dreams about. I wish I knew enough about food to be a food critic for a profession because I love to eat and had great would it be to eat for your job!?! I mean sign me up!
Green Tea Boba
You probably can't tell what that itty bitty, tinny weeny white sign is in the background on the hill, but it is the Hollywood sign. We had the option of hiking to it, but knowing Julie and I, we hate hiking and had our church clothes on. Even though we didn't get great pictures and didn't get to see it close up, it was still fun and a pretty view from the top.
Well the weekend is over and it is back to reality..... I guess I really can't complain because spring break is in a week and I will be back in California yet again. I have been super lucky this semester with being able to travel as much as I have. I have been to California twice already! Once with my parents and then just this past weekend with Julie. It is the life of being a super senior and only having 4 credits left until graduation. I figure I might as well enjoy it as much as I can because soon this stage of my life will be over and I will have a full time job with limited vacation time. Bummer. I am sure going to miss having flexibility. You know how when you graduate high school and everybody claims you are entering the "real world" and then you are like okay... college is definitely not the real world! It is too much fun! Granted you have homework and tons of studying, it is mostly just one big party. I guess one big party in the sense that you are surrounded by young, single adults, around your age. It is so easy to find things to do and to be social. In college, especially in a college town like Logan you are constantly meeting people. Well.... that party is going to end here real soon for me, so I am soaking up every moment. I know life never ends, it just changes, and just because college is ending doesn't mean my life is going to be miserable from here on out, but it will be different and hopefully I will be ready for the change. I have become so use to being in school I can't imagine having a full time job with added responsibilities that come post graduation. I have been fortunate that my parents have helped pay for my school but my dad told me, "once you graduate, you are on your own" aghhhhhhh....... not really sure if I am ready for my wings to be clipped just yet.
Well.... no need to stress about all that adult stuff now because I still have two months until graduation. I am just going to enjoy mid-semester weekend trips and my upcoming spring break trip. Doesn't my life sound hard.... haha but really as you can probably see from the pics Julie and I had a great time together. We have been best friends since my sophomore year of college and we will continue to be best friends for the rest of our lives. No joke, we have already planned that we are going to have babies at the same time, live right next door to each other and keep traveling around the world together. Hope our husbands are okay with that!
