Imageless Update

I might not have any images to break up this boring post, but at least I'll put the past six weeks in bullet form for you. Ha! I like minimizing my reading lately so I assume others are the same.

• Survived my first economics midterm two weeks ago... I think I maybe passed it. 
• Partied it up at my mountain bike racing team end of season party
• Finally bought a nightstand for my bedroom and it's worthy of a "Glory Hallelujah!"
• Attended my first HOA owners' meeting and found out why I pay such a high HOA fee each month
• Went to St. George with Dave and his family and enjoyed some road bike rides, tennis, two Cedar City Shakespeare Festival plays, two days of sleeping in and lounging in my pajamas, and generally a wonderful time
• Endured three weeks of no internet at home while my internet provider failed to really do anything about it, so I joined the Comcast bandwagon and I'm loving being online at home again
• Discovered that my furnace would not put out any heat, which I think was broken when I had some heating guy come look at my furnace over the summer to make sure it wouldn't kill me via carbon monoxide. Good grief. I try to be a good homeowner and have some things checked out and maintained and then they start giving me trouble! Thankfully, my house was holding some heat during these last few Indian summer days and even more thankfully the heating guy was able to fix it before the cool weather set in this weekend. 
• With Dave this weekend: Played frisbee golf, ate dinner at Magleby's, watched the 12 Angry Men movie - all on Friday night. And then went to The Roof for dinner Saturday night to celebrate the SAERA (Staff & Administrative Employee Recognition Award) I received earlier this year followed by a Temple Square Orchestra concert. 
• This week I have an organizational behavior midterm and an economics presentation.
• And I'm speaking in my ward on Sunday the 31st - about overcoming challenges

Life has been pretty busy. I tell most people that my life consists of work, sleep, school, and spending time with Dave. Four things doesn't seem like much, but they add up and it's worth it!  Hopefully the next post will have some photos and more interesting things to talk about. :)