Settling In

Today I took it easy and decided to a) spend no money and b) not go anywhere. Good plan, right? Yeah, I thought so too.

It all started with sleeping in until noon. Keep in mind folks that is 10 o'clock Utah time, and after a long week of little sleep. It was much needed. I got up, and freaked out because my laptop wasn't working. Luckily, I met a guy last night from the ward that should be able to help me out. Atleast I'm hoping so. If not, there's a Best Buy downtown where I could fork out a bunch of money to maybe get it fixed. Worst case scenario, I use the computers in the Business Center of the Apartment complex like I am now. It's acutally quite nice...

After I finished my short term freak out, I finally had the opportunity to unpack all of my things and set up my room exactly how I would like. I even brought a few of my glitter stars from my old room to hang on the walls to make it a little more like home. I'll add pics of my room once my laptop situation is all figured out.

After that, I had to figure out how to get to church. Easy, right? Yeah, I thought so. I have to take the public bus (there is a stop directly in front of the church). The bus maps looked simple at first, but I didn't completely understand them. I ended up walking down to the bus stop to see if it was the right place and if it would take me the right direction. I'm 90% sure that it will. Well, more like 99%. I'm just a little nervous. I've never had to take a bus to church before. And never in my life has it taken me more than 3 or 4 min to get there. Tomorrow it will take me about 45. I think. We'll find out. And I'm not sure how I'll get home either. I might have to find a ride home with a member.

I'm so excited to go to church though! Yesterday, everyone from the ward was so nice, and they all were so easy to get along with and fun just to talk to. I was able to relax and not worry about stuff. I can also say that I'm from Utah and half of them atleast know something about it compared to the rest of the people out here who don't.