Decisions.

These college days come with so many choices to make.  Where should I apply for a job? Should I keep going with my major? Where do I live next semester? What about that study abroad? Should I open my car door for the homeless man tapping on my window in the grocery store parking lot?  Do I really want to use my degree for what it is for? Do I agree to go on a blind date? How many cupcakes should I make? Should I really be keeping track of 7 missionaries? If I am in my friends car when it starts smoking in Cedar Valley, UT (aka middle of nowhere), do we pull over and wait in the freezing cold or keep driving hoping it will not blow up before we reach our destination? What social activities are really worth getting a B in my last general elective course?

Yes, I have had to make all of these decisions. And just for the record, I didn't open my door to talk to the homeless man. A very kind fellow BYU student helped me out of that situation.

The fact is, I have yet another decision to make. In what direction should I take this blog? I could find a niche, try to get a million viewers, describe my day to day life, or I could use my stream of consciousness, much like this post has been. Also, be prepared for a new blog layout. It's in the making, thanks to my beautiful friend Nicole.

All in all, my past life decisions have proven to be good ones. I have been showered with blessings since the new year, and I am looking forward to an exciting future.

Breanna's Words of Wisdom: BBMak will never be outdated.

Renewal.

Ok all - as many of you have noticed (or more likely have not noticed) the bloglessness of my blog, I am making a change.  I am virtually going to create a new blog that is less boring and more Breanna-ful.  It will be up and running within the week.

I leave with one question to ask - delete the posts and recreate this blog (mainly because i can not seem to get my creative juices to come up with a better blog title), or start again with a new one?

Happiness.

Wow - I am a true slacker. And it's not because there has been nothing to talk about. There is SO much to talk about, but with finals and such coming up, I have been somewhat bombarded by school. Also I would much rather talk to real people than blog about my life, but my little sister has been wanting to see pictures! I miss you Rissa - see you in a week!

On November 22, me and some friends went to SLC to spend the day playing around and to go to the Coldplay concert that night! It was originally supposed to be six of us, but three of the girls decided to meet up with us later that evening.  Here are some pictures of the days events.

So - We were in this planetarium/museum and there was a forecast thing where you could see yourself on the screens and such. I was with Californians so I decided to express my love for the best state in the universe (Texas of course), and after doing so I realized there were like thirty people watching and waiting to try it out.  This would have been embarrassing if I were from any other state I'm sure.

This was the best part of the day. COLDPLAY! Here are pictures of where our tickets were. We were really far away and they were going to look like ants but nonetheless we were excited.

And then, a lady came over who was decked out in Coldplay gear and had a radio and such and asked to see our tickets.  We thought she was just checking to see if we had any so we handed them over.  She said "Wow, these are really far away, I'm sorry." And I just thought to myself "Ok rude person, thanks." Then  she continued "I think I might be able to get you guys a little bit of better seats, but I am not sure if they will be that much greater. How do you feel about that?" And she asked us a trivia question about Coldplay, and thanks to the whispering man sitting in front of us we got it correct. So she took us out in the hall and pulled out and envelope and said "Now these might not be as good as you wanted, but how do you feel about SECOND ROW FLOOR SEATS!?" Me, Katie, and Stephanie started screaming and jumping around and hugging the lady. SECOND ROW, for COLDPLAY! So we excitedly found our seats, and this is how close we were to them! It was one of the most exciting things in the world - that stuff just doesn't always happen!  Obviously, it was an amazing concert and we had the time of our lives.  Moral of the story: Don't think someone is a rude person if they are about to give you the best concert tickets of your life. I know, I'm deep.  I'll post about Thanksgiving in another post!