As with most kids life at college was my first time living away from home, and I don't think that it was that bad. Having the Cafeteria and a Wendy's close by defiantly made feeding myself easy. Breakfast at the scoreboard grill brought a new meaning to breakfast with my standard breakfast of: a ham and cheese omelet, a sausage and cheese muffin, an egg, two pieces of toast, and a large juice.  The First semester that I was here I didn't do much. Classes started at 9:00am everyday which made late night escapades almost impossible. Most of my classes were just a review of what I learned during my senior year of high school so studying wasn't a great task. Second semester brought about a large change. I rescheduled my classes so that I began at 11am and Tuesday and Thursday and noon on Mon, Wed and Friday. And I would still be late. Mostly because of playing Unreal Tournament or a Starcraft match against some yokes on the net till 3am. So as the fun increased my grades decreased slightly. I did have a car but my vette doesn't do the winter. So I would borrow Jinii's Lumina. Thanks Jinii. And then, there was Suzanna. 

My freshman year was I believe an average freshman year. Nothing too grand to boast of. But in not so long I will be back. And after two years of mission I have many plans to accomplish in my future years at the Y. I really hope to avoid the classic Return Missionary act of marriage with in 6 months. I hope to have an actual college life full of stupid antics that only college kids do. So if you ever have any ludicrous ideas, look me up.

The pictures on the right begin with the BYU 192nd Ward, followed by my Heritage Invitational dance photo, Clay Jinii Suzanna and me, James and a pound of bacon, Suzanna Jinii and me, 3 pics of Suzanna and me, my computer and my first R/C plane. (lost it, it crashed)