I Won't Have to Deal With... When i'm married

Top 10 Things I won't have to worry about when I'm married:

1. Maybe a box of cereal will last more than a half day in the pantry. Along with granola bars, popsicles, fruit snacks, and any other yummy treat.

2. I won't have to track down who stole my deodorant

3. My piggy banks belly will be as full as it was the day before

4. My wireless internet will be a lot faster because my brothers won't be stealing all the bandwidth with their Black Ops, Call of Duty, and multiple other games

5. The Take-Out left overs that I was so excited to eat the next day will STILL be right where I left them in the fridge

6. My razor will no longer have "mystery" hairs that do not belong to me in it

7. I won't get blamed for my dog going potty on the carpet because "casper" will no longer be letting him out of the bathroom when I am not home

8. The shoes/earrings that I buy cannot be claimed by my mother because they will reside in my jewelry box, in my house

9. No one can yell at me for my room or bathroom being a little disorderly

and LASTLY

10. I can walk around in my undies or go to the bathroom with the door open without someone yelling at me.

Ohhh wedding day, come faster :)

From Single to... Engaged?!

So Valentine's this year held a little more importance than all the others considering I am no longer A SINGLE LADY! Yes Tyler proposed The Saturday before Valentines day.
Our day went a little like this.
We hung out at my house until I "thought" we were getting ready to leave to go see Gnomeo & Juliet. Wrong. We end up at The Joseph Smith Memorial Building for dinner at The Roof. Dinner was amazing and it was both of our first times being there so we were loving the entire experience. My favorite part of the dinner was enjoying the delicious raspberry butter for the rolls, Chicken Cordon Blue, and The Beef Medallions. Sadly I was a little let down with their desserts because from what I had heard they were divine. After Dinner it was just a typical rest of the night. We went back to my house and just enjoyed the rest of our night. I fell asleep and Tyler left to go home (or so I thought)1:30 am
Whah Whah Whah Whah Whah that was the sound awaking me from my deep slumber of what I thought to be my house on fire. I awoke in sheer panic as I tried to make sense on what was going on. I tried looking around my room as best as I could with the lights off to try and figure out where the sound was coming from. I then realized the trick was on me and it was only coming from the iPhone under my pillow with an alarm going off. Once I was finally able to turn the alarm off there was a note next to it. Now the not thinking part of me decided that instead of turning on my light I'd use the measly light emitted from my cell phone to try and read the note. After reading it 5 or 6 times and still being a little confused I decided I'd call the mastermind behind the note and call Tyler. He informed me that I was to meet him at the Overpass by Pond's Park as soon as possible.... yes many women might think "ooh it's almost Valentine's Day, could this be the proposal I've been dreaming of?" Not me. I figured maybe he was surprising me with a necklace or some kind of early present for Valentine's day but NOT my ring.
So I slowly pull up onto the top of the overpass to see Tyler standing in the middle of the road. He tells me to leave my headlights on as I begin to make my way over to where he was standing. It was only when I say Tyler's brother Marc and his fiance (who is also named Chantel) standing there with a video camera that it dawned on me. The Proposal was adorable. No I did not cry, unfortunately because I was still a little out of it, but none the less it was very memorable.