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I'm not actually done with sharing about our Thanksgiving trip to St. George, I will do that in a later post.  Remember when I used to do my online finds posts?  I got to busy for ummm, 6 months  to do one.  However, I've come across some things I found interesting, so of course I'm going to share them with you.
  • Article #1: My hometown the wonderful land of C-ville declared a state of emergency after the crazy east winds yesterday.  We all felt the winds here in the Salt Lake Valley (which kept me up at night, because debris kept hitting our little home and waking me up), but Centerville got pounded with over 100 mph winds, speeds that would classify as a category 2 hurricane if we were on the coast.  There was a lot of damage.  My fam doesn't reside there anymore, but I have a lot of old friends that do.  Hoping everyone is doing well and hanging in there!  You guys are in my prayers. 
  • Article #2: I think I've slightly become an advocate for the introverted way of life.  I saw this article posted on my friend Talena's facebook wall and since I could relate to it so well, I posted it on mine.  I was surprised how many responses I got from friends who felt the same way.  It's hard being an introvert in an extroverted world.
  • So this is for fun, an interactive style video quiz I saw on my friend, Camille's blog. (You all know, I'm a sucker for online quizzes.) I got "Classic Girl".  How about you?


In other news, much Christmas crafting has ensued this week.  I will post my projects when I'm done.  Also, Bon Iver has been my choice of music this week.  Their tunes speak to my soul.  
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  1. grammawoodDecember 8, 2011 at 8:38 PM

    Maybe you should think about moving to Louisiana where you could be safe from all of the high wind:)!

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