Sri Sri Radha Krishna Temple

I didn't really know what I was missing out on when it came to the Holy Festival of Colors. I mean, who really wants to go to a place where there is no chance of breathing fresh air, sweaty people around and sometimes above you, and you leave covered in smelly, messy chalk that gets ALL OVER the seat of your car.... Well, I DO! I want to go again and again and again. Here's only a slight representation of our colorful day!!! Rad festival, in rad Utah, with rad people.

Blessings

I miss seeing this beautiful temple everyday when I lived in St. George. Every Sunday consisted of church, naps, and a trip to this amazing temple where I would always end up with hundreds of pictures after. I am so grateful that we have these wonderful buildings around us today. It truly is such a blessing to have them so close to us, knowing that others around the world aren't as lucky.

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I am currently taking a photography class. My very first assignment was to take 1000 pictures. Seriously, I am not kidding. 1000 pictures. Do you even know how long that takes? Well, to give you a hint it takes approximately 3 days. Here are some of my favorite pictures taken! I have some seriously good looking friends. All of which are single... if anyone wanted to know.

First Time For Everything...

I have had MANY firsts. Between the first day of school, my first concert, my first kiss, my first ticket and many other things, there have been great adventure and memories within all of them. Now, its time to start another first, and that is my first blog. I've never been a "blog" person. Never read them, followed them and even thought about starting one. Lately however, my life has been going a hundred miles an hour and I can never seem to find the time to stop and think about the little moments and priceless gifts that life has given to me. So, in hopes to start being more appreciative of all my many blessings, I have decided to start a blog with the goal in mind to express how truly wonderful this life is. There are hard times, but among those hard times are wonderful triumphs and successes, and they deserve to be acknowledged.