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I like, enjoy, smile at, love...

I don't know why these good things appeared all at once, but they sure make me happy.


I wish there was a scratch and sniff button I could add. Lilacs have the most incredible smell. It might be my favorite scent. I also love...



eating these babies. I don't know when I decided I enjoy eating Fruit Loops, but I sure do. Yum! I am also having fun with...




the World Cup being held in South Africa. I think it's because I lived in South America and realized what a futbol culture really was. I also like screaming 'GOAL' really loudly. It may be the one word known around the world. Plus, Chile and the USA are both playing, and I also have a brother in Africa. I also have fun watching...


I am cheering for the Celtics. I feel great about it unless they do miserably. I am not quite as obsessed with them as my brother-in-law, Daniel. I bet he wore green to church today to show his pride. I am also feeling great about this place...



Idaho. I am a home body. I left for a few days, and when I came back I was sure glad about it. I like how we are simple, hardworking, loyal, faithful, industrious, family oriented, and kind in Idaho. I think I like it even more because the people I love the most are here. (Note - some people move away for a bit, but I know where their hearts are.)


(some Dunn family members struggle keeping their eyes open in pictures)

Next, is a really special place...


After a couple weeks off, I'm back. I have the privilege of working here every Saturday at the crack of dawn or maybe even earlier. I love it it though and have learned more about myself, about my Heavenly Father, and about my Savior Jesus Christ. We are our best selves when we are in the temple. It's because we feel the measure of our creation. President Christensen, the temple president, loves to point out the chandeliers in the temple. He explains that they represent Jesus Christ and His perfect love for us. They hang directly over important places, and their light spreads evenly throughout the rooms they are in and doesn't cast shadows. The atonement does the same. It provides light rather than darkness and is available to everyone in every part of the world. It's nice to feel that tender love, and I wouldn't trade this experience for anything. Finally, you all know that I love shoes...




Well, I really like SANDALS!


It is trying to become summer time in Idaho, and I bet it will make it soon and then I can wear them every single day. I think I must be a lucky girl. I hope you all have things that make you happy.


(The majority of these images are not mine, and I claim no ownership.)




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  1. Sadie LynnJune 13, 2010 at 5:32 PM

    I am pretty sure that I enjoy all of these things as well including you. Yesterday I almost picked some lilacs from grandmas bushes but I don't think she would of appreciated it.... so I didn't. maybe next time.

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  2. RebeccaJune 15, 2010 at 7:14 PM

    A quote from a cryptogram I did once said something along the lines of, you know a good friend when you say, you too!?!!

    This list yet again tells me why we're friends. It's a great list and I'm glad you have so much to smile about!

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