Paper

What is this world coming to? I just took two of my finals on the computer. We don't even have those cool little test booklets anymore. I never thought I'd see the day, let alone participate, when we had no use for paper anymore. It's a strange feeling. We don't write letters, we email. We don't write notes in class, we send texts (not that I do, if my mom is reading this). We don't keep journals (unless you're my sister who hasn't missed a day since she was probably twelve and she's, what, 24?), we post blogs. We don't need to print pictures, we have electronic picture frames where you just have to plug in a flash drive and it goes through a slide show of all your family pictures. We don't even need test booklets anymore, we take it on the internet. I guess I can't see them replacing toilet paper any time soon. Thank heaven!
Last night I performed in the St. George Tabernacle with my choir. It was really neat. For one of our numbers that we do with the Large Choir they went up on the balcony thing and encircled the room. The song was an old chant-type thing that monks used to sing in monastaries, so it sounded really echo-y and cool. I just love singing. It's my absolute favorite. Kimber, my exquisite friend, if you read this, we definitely need to do a lot of trios while you're down. I borrowed a ton from my grandma for this very occasion.
The girls in the picture above are me, Kimber, and Stacia, two of my best friends. They also happen to be the other two girls in our ladies trio. Our voices blend so amazingly well that sometimes even we can't tell who's voice is who's.