Princess G

There has been so much buzz about the royal wedding lately. I was even prompted to watch What a Girl Wants starring Amanda Bynes. Good movie. Later tonight, if I feel so royally inclined, I may watch The Prince & Me. Anyway, I was catching up on some GloZell videos and she posted one about the royal wedding along with her Mum. They are both dressed up and speaking with British accents. I love her mother in the background. At one point her mother says, "Cheerio...and Kellogg's Corn Flakes too." It was so funny and just came out of nowhere. GloZell and her Mamma are quite a pair.

Glasses & Good Lookin' Guys

It's been about a month since I've done an Asian related post (I know how much ya love 'em, don't deny it) so I figured I'd do one because I have nothing better to blog about today, which is fine with me. Today's theme: Asian guys that look great (hot, cute, gorgeous, etc) in glasses. Seriously, I think it's impossible for an Asian guy to look ugly in glasses.

Lee Min Ho - Hottest Nerd EVER

Daniel Henney - Look at that smile!

Dennis Oh - Handsome Business Man

Choi Minho - Adorable

Nichkhun - What a cutie!

Song Seung Hun - Mathlete

TOP - The Collegiate 

Jun Matsumoto - Bookworm :)

Food And A Fireside

Tonight there was a CES Fireside at six. Since we have a t.v. now (no one has watched it yet, besides tonight), we decided to invite people over to watch it and eat treats. We just went around knocking on all the doors of people in our ward. Everyone. We weren't sure how many to people to expect so we were wondering how it was going to turn out.

We made mini cinnamon rolls, had some left over cupcakes from Friday, the girls from one apartment were making cookies when we invited them so they brought those, and one guy brought a random bag of chocolate chips. 

When people started coming, we were worried about space. Our living room isn't that big, as it is a small apartment. We ended up with around 30 people at the beginning and 20 stayed to watch the fireside. It was fun having our apartment full of people eating, socializing and being spiritually enlightened. 

I'm sure this won't be the last time we do this. I thought it was funny how it was literally a fireside since we still have our little fireplace up from Christmas. Lots of people thought it was creative and they liked it. Now that we have a t.v. and DVD player (we're just missing the cord that connects the two together), I foresee many movie nights in the future. No surprise there, huh?