I have no idea. Do you?

As of right now I have officially declared my full major and clusters. I am studying Sociology with an emphasis in Criminal Justice also with a double minor of Forensic Biology and Psychology. Will I survive without going insane? We will just see. Ha ha.

I am going to tell you a little story. A few years ago at seminary graduation I was asked to conduct the music. Being nervous, I practiced and practiced so I didn't make a fool of myself. The truth is, I can not even play the piano why others sing, so why would I be able to conduct. I failed. A girl was laughing at me. It was embarrassing. Today at church I was called to be a ward chorister. This is going to be interesting. Don't laugh at me.

In my Criminal Investigations class I am required to WRITE text book. Yes, by the end of the semester I will have my own text book written. Freaking insane in the membrane, home slice. Yeah. I just said that, deal with it.

Being stuck in Rexburg around Thanksgiving is scary. I have never been to a ghost town until now.

The Bluth Banana Stand.

Sometimes all I really want to do is watch Arrested Development all day long. This show is without a doubt, one of my favorites. On another note, so are all of the Thursday night t.v. shows. Community, 30 Rock, Cougar Town, Outsourced, and The Office always amaze me.

yeah. Thats my splurging moment for the day.

Hello Blogging World.

I don't have much to say except some people have the coolest answering machines ever. Listening to them is probably my favorite part of working at a call center.

That is pretty much it.

Linguistics and Glee

Hmm...well, today I had a test. This test was a bad test. We spent the first half hour of class learning new material on the test. Cramming=no bueno. We also only had 10 minutes to take the test. A little ridiculous? I think so.

I was able to get the night off so that I can do homework. Homework is my life right now. It is a little sad. However, while I was embarking through the homework journey I was assigned to read a very interesting article for Anthropology. Skim through it if you feel so inclined...chapter 25. AWESOME. Thanks to Google books.

On another note lets discuss this weeks Glee. Let me tell you that I am personally not a fan of Glee, however, this episode was nothing but entertaining! I grew up listening to Brittany Spears and from time to time I still enjoy listening to her music. The regular character, Brittany, will always be one of my favorites. She is so funny! Where on earth do the writers think of things like that?

From now on...

From now on my Blog will consist of my life stories. YAY! I forget to keep a document of my life which, according to those of a higher authorities, is important. I will say that I agree. To my future children, grandchildren, and of course, you (whoever you are, creep.) Haha, just kidding. :)

For the sake of my project lets begin. Shall we?

On the magnificent day of April, 19th, 1990. I was born in to the wonderful Arndt family where I would learn a plethora about life. I was raised in the LDS church where I was surrounded by honesty and good, strong, and hearty morals. Even though I may have been the child from hell time to time I always had a strong family to go back to. I love them for that.

Now, where am I from? As far as location goes, I was born and raised in Lewiston, Idaho. It was a nice place to grow up. Not completely strange. However, it was still weird. Here is the twist, I do not claim Lewiston as my hometown and probably never well. I am the "home is where the heart is" type of person. Plus, my grounds are not really there. There is nothing holding me there except for my wonderful parents. If you read this, have you moved yet? Haha, just kidding. I am sure you are happy.

I graduated in 2008 from Lewiston High School, worked at your friendly McDonald's and loved every minute of it.

It is now 2010. I am living in Rexburg, Idaho. Going to school at BYU-I, working, and keeping some sort of social life as I study Sociology.

Life is full adventures that I will be sure to tell you later.

Good night, world.