I take staying hydrated very seriously OR I love sodie.

I cleaned out my car the other day and this is ridiculous (in my defense, a lot of those cups contained water at some point).

So, I'm doing something crazy. I'm laying off the sodie for a month. Not for any particular reason, but just because. It's been 3 days and so far, so good. We'll see how long I can keep this up.

*Disclaimer: I do not intend for this to be permanent.

Church ended 5.5 hours ago.

And I'm still in my dress.

Not because I want to be, but more because I'm too lazy to go change clothes.

Here's to Sunday naps in a now wrinkly dress!

Harajuku Girls

Spent a little time in San Francisco's Japan Town with Whit.

Being Harajuku girls came very naturally as evidenced by our time in the Koiniki photo booth.

Sometimes it pays to hang out with a bunch of girls.

Like when you go to the Kennecott copper mine. Which, by the way, is one of the best kept secrets in UT (okay, so maybe the fact that the side of the mountain is totally carved out and you can see it from space doesn't really qualify it as a "secret", but man, no one told me how cool that place is).

Anyway, point is, we made friends with the security guard. And maybe we chatted him up and asked questions incessantly about the mine and all of the minerals that are found there. And maybe he gave us some really cool sparkly rocks from the bottom of the humongous pit. And just maybe it made me sort of want to start a rock collection.

I had to speak in church yesterday.

Then I promptly came home and took not one, but TWO naps. Really taking the day of rest thing to heart.

Whoever said Antelope Island is yucky didn't know what they were talking about.

The salt stung my freshly shaved legs and the warm water creeped me out just a little bit, but the sunset was well worth wading out into the Great Salt Lake.