the other day, my friend landon dropped me off after a class we had together. landon and i have been good friends for a while now and i have always found it very easy to talk to him. we started talking about how this year is different becauase most of our friends graduated last semester. it brought a pit to my stomach as we were talking about memories from years past. the converstation made me happy because i remebered what a great 4 years i have had, but it also made me sad because i realized life passes by so quickly. it is crazy how fast people and events come in and out of our life. life has a way of staying the same but also changing constantly. today in church, the speaker said something that stuck out to me, he said
"the past is frozen, the future is unknown and all we have is the present."
he said one of the greatest things we can do is live in the present moment. of course we must plan for our future but live in the moment. i love this idea and i am going to apply it to the rest of my life! when i say this i mean i am going to love my past, because it has brought me where i am today. (i do not want to use the terms "would,ve, could've, or shoul've".) i am going to live each day in the way that makes me the happiest and most importantly i am not going to wish my life away. i am going to love what i have in this current moment and be grateful for it. there are always oppurtunites in every sitatuion, we just have to be open to them. life is not dependant on anything and we can not live our lives thinking that it is. it is important to have the "take it or leave it attitude."
this weekend...
the rain last night had me a little worried we weren't going to be able to make peach days. luckily the storm passed!!! phewwww, but it was a close call. peach days is such a great thing. peach days is brigham city's annual fall festival/carnival and i think it is a blast. the first time i went to peach days was a couple of year ago with my old roommate and friends. we didn't ride any rides or play any games but we did eat lots of peach cobler. that cobbler was oh so yummy and was defintely my incentive to go back. i don't remember why i didn't go last year, but this year i was determined. i look forward to any time i can make plans with friends. i love having something to look forward to and gathering groups of people together to have a fun.
this year, before heading to peach days we decdied to stop and get some food and the famous brigham city, maddox resturaunt. we waited and hour to get seated but their food, espcially that fresh bake bread made it very worth the wait. afterwards we walked over to the fair to walk around and see what peach days had to offer this year. as usual, they had rides, games, good food and shops. by the time we got there however, the peach cobbler stands has closed down. tear in my eye, but we found a soft served ice cream place that was a fine replacement.






























