Life and Mindy....

So yesterday was an adventure.

Mindy and i Finally made our Trax and friendship proof adventure. I took her "Trax virginity" and goodness what a delight that was.

Mindy had never in her life ridden the Trax, and was... paranoid for lack of a better term. Convinced that she would be mugged on the train. I had to repeatedly tell her that the entire train would have to turn against her and all be in on it for a successful mugging to go down.

Upon reaching Salt Lake we went to The Salt Lake City Public Library to see the new Anne Frank exhibit... Either we were at the wrong exhibit, or it was less then we expected. But it was otherwise delightful, and the library in general is just a treat in its self. The art that is has is phenomenal. We actually stumbled across a delightful exhibit of pigment prints and black&white photography. It was wonderful. We then ventured out to the courtyard where we found a delightful

little statue garden, and decided that Salt Lake needs a Japanese Garden.

Our adventure then took us up to Temple Square, which I feel is probably one of the most beautiful places in the world, and everyone is just so delightful! As we were moseying about the grounds we decided to go visit Mindy's father who we thought worked in the Church Office Building... We were false in this assumption, and when we tried to go up to where we thought his office was we set off this alarm at the gate, that was exciting and the security guard looked at us like we were retarded. We were then informed that her father in fact worked in the Joseph Smith Building. We then proceeded to go visit him there.

The next part of our adventure was at the LDS Conferen

ce center where Mindy fabricated this story that we were Med students form UC Irvine, and we were checking out the U of U. This was a delightful charade. And our tour guides were simply delightful, answered all our questions, and just were fantastic!

After the tour we moseyed around the city for a little bit, and then headed home to cease the pain of our empty stomachs. It was a delightful, relaxing day that I hope to have many more of. And now Mindy and I have Proof of out friendship for the next time either of us are interrogated on our friendship.