Amy's Adventures in Public Transportation

If you really want something fun to do, take the bus to Salt Lake! It's pretty much the most fun you could possibly have. I left the Wilk at 1:03pm yesterday afternoon and got off the trax in Salt Lake at 3:37. So, If you want to be technical, it was 2 hours and 34 minutes, but who's really counting? No, there were not delays. That's really just how long it took. I did have to wait for half an hour at the Transit Center at University Mall, but I got right where I needed to go. And if we're measuring the worth of my bus pass by time spent on public transportation, it will definitely be worth the $70! (With a couple more trips, at least.)

And hey, I learned some new things about Modern American English usage--specifically about use of expletives. (I did feel kind of bad for the guy. Apparently, his girlfriend dumped him for his cousin, and then she asked why he wouldn't hang out with her anymore . . .)

I met Aubrie at the Family History Library and we went to the Church History and Art Museum. I painted this lovely picture (digitally) in the Children's art exhibit and emailed it to myself! If you get the chance, go see this!

Then Beka and I went to work on our bucket lists: we bought tickets for the Joshua Radin concert in Salt Lake on March 2. So I guess that one is only half done, because we'll need to actually go to the concert for it to count.

But, I checked something off of my bucket list: learn how to crochet enough to actually make something. This is my scarf. I made it during my 3 1/2 hours on the bus yesterday. It has what I like to call character. (aka imperfections)