As soon as I pulled in to Pocatello I decided it is a must that I keep my camera with me at all times to document the funny things (and by things I mean people) that I see around here. There are mullets a plenty and whos-it and whats-its galore. But really, I went to the grocery store and I was grateful that I didn't go alone. Not for security alone, although I think that it is also important to have an exit buddy at all times just in case, but because then I did not have to be laughing alone. It was definitely memorable. I have heard so many mixed things about this little town but I give it 3.5 stars so far for entertainment. We went and watched them working on a house for the TV show Extreme Make-over too. So far Pocatello has been high on entertainment. But this bliss comes to an end in 16 hours.
Classes start tomorrow. Am I stressed you may ask? Yes. After printing syllabi and getting all my textbooks and I sure that I will have no social life after tomorrow. Not until Thanksgiving break at least. And this isn't even that bad semester. Our worst semester is supposedly next "spring". They call the next semester Spring semester which I also think is funny because it is a lot more winter than spring. Is this just to make it less depressing? Probably. Is it really Spring time? Definitely not.
And then there was church yesterday. There were 2 cute guys. One of which is dating the Relief Society Pres and the other is not actually in my ward. The other guys all seem to be under five feet tall. So is my lot in life. But all the people seem nice and I have heard great things about the ward. Maybe next week there will be some guy who was so ambitious that he was still at home making money so that he could take nice, pretty girls out on dates and he didn't move into the ward until now. Maybe? Well, a girl can hope.
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