Would You Hire Me??

I just had my group interview to be a counselor for EFY.
They were 7 interviewees (6 girls, 1 boy). We all piled in the room and introduced ourselves to the two ladies interviewing us (I have already forgotten their names). First we introduced ourselves.
"My name is Lindsay Kindlespire, from Pleasant Grove UT. I am currently a student at UVU. I haven't decided on a major yet. I'm working on my generals right now. I would love to be an EFY Counselor for a lot of different reasons. I love the Gospel, and I love working with people. I've taught English in China to 68 kids, I've worked with elderly ladies in a group home, and I would love the opportunity to teach teenagers."
Then we discussed the EFY Theme this year, which is: A Climate of Revelation. I mentioned how when I immediately thought of somewhere you go to relax and ponder. Somewhere peaceful and uplifting, like the Temple.
Next, I was personally asked how I would create "A Climate of Revelation" in a lunchroom setting. I said that I would go on a picnic and talk and think and read with my girls.
Then we were asked to give a short lesson, just two minutes, about the scripture we were handed. I chose Mark 10:27 -
"And Jesus looking upon them saith, With men it is impossible, but not with God: for with God all things are possible."
I talked about David and Goliath. How he would not have been able to beat Goliath had God not been with him. David showed faith, hope, courage, and a willingness to do as God commanded. If we also develop these characteristics, we will have God with us, and we too can do impossible things.
The last question asked was:
"You are sending your child to EFY. What is one quality that you would like their counselor to possess?"
I replied that I would hope that their counselor had charity. I would hope that my child would be able to feel the Savior's love through their EFY Counselor.
With that, I shook the ladies hands, gave them each a hug and left the room.
What do you think?? Would you hire me??

Midterms

Good News! I have survived Midterms.
I got 92% on my Oceanography Test, 91% on my Math Test, and 80% on my Sociology Test.
Yay! I am very happy about these scores.

AlLaKhAzAm!!

100% on my British Literature Test.
Go Me!

Victorious: The Sequel

Final score for my Oceanography Test just came in.
96%!!
Wow. It's a good testing week for me.
:D

Victorious!!

I studied and studied and studied. I had a dream about linear equations last night. I went to class everyday (Yes. That is an accomplishment) I took notes. I went to the Math Lab. I had helpers (Thanks Ryan and Ale!). In the end, it was all worth it.
I got 90% on my first math test!!!

Plestactamas

A new fish was added to my fish tank recently. When I got back from the Christmas Break, my fish tank was covered in nasty algae and stinky stuff. Then I realized I would have to clean it. Yuck! I decided to by a sucker fish, or a plecostomus. Plecostomus is a really hard word to say. I think it sounds like a dinosaur. Therefore, my new fishy's name is Dino. Welcome to the Family Dino!!

Hardest Things

#1 hardest thing I have ever done in my life:
Leaving my precious children in China. I have never cried harder, I have never been so heart-broken. I knew that my chances of seeing those children again were very slim.
#2 hardest thing I have ever done in my life:
Following through with an answer I have received through prayer. I have been praying a lot about dating Ryan as our relationship has gotten quite serious. The answer was not right now. So there you go... I know that we've done the right thing, no matter how hard it is. No matter how heart-broken I am. I know it was right.
So... Lindsay is available (again).