Spring Break & Easter 2010

My spring break started on, March 29th, and will end tomorrow on, April 7th. I didn't do anything too exciting. I did some homework here and there and mainly just relaxed. On April 1st I went to Red Lodge and Billings with my mom and mother-in-law, Careen. I always look forward to shopping with those two because I know it will mainly be for decorations. I was able to get some really cute decorations for our house. We also ate at McKenzie River Pizza for lunch, which was really good. We were gone all day long and had a great time together. Other than that I really didn't do anything else over spring break. I'm looking forward to going back to classes and getting back into a routine. I only have around 16 days left and this semester will be over. I'm definitely looking forward to that.

Easter weekend was filled with spending time with family and watching General Conference. Sunday morning, Richard and I went to my parents to watch conference. My mom made a yummy breakfast, which we enjoyed while watching the first little bit of conference. Between the two sessions we just talked and relaxed. After the last session of conference was over we helped my mom make deviled eggs for dinner that night at Becky and Greg's. Richard and I left my parents house to go home and grab a salad before going up to Becky and Greg's house. We enjoyed Easter dinner at their house with Richard's family, my parents, and Greg's dad and his wife. The food was really good and the company was even better. The Easter bunny was really nice this year and gave Richard and I an Easter basket with all of our favorite candy (my parents) and some decorative eggs (Richard's parents). The best thing about this Easter was having the opportunity to listen to the Prophet and apostles. I enjoyed all the talks and felt a strong spirit. Its always amazing how the people who give talks aren't assigned a certain topic, but there is always a combining theme throughout General Conference. This just goes to show how the Lord has a hand in all things.