We all need a place where we can relax, where we can be ourselves and express ourselves without fear. We need a place where we can take refuge from the outside world and find solace in what is dear to us. We need to be able to be ourselves without the axe of judgement hanging over us, threatening to sever relationships should a single word be misspoken.
"We shall find peace. We shall hear the angels, we shall seee the sky sparkling with diamonds." - Anton Chekhov from his play Uncle Vanya, Act IV
Please enter my haven with a sense of peace and understanding, wiping the mud of judgement from your feet and checking your
OK, I realized it was kind of dumb for people to click on a link and find nothing, so here is something to start you off. Hopefully I will not be crushed under the weight of my courseload this semester, and I will actually be able to update this in the near future. In the meantime, you can look at pix from last year (as soon as I get ahold of a mass TIF-to-JPG converter I'll be able to bust out this year's photos), read stuff that I wrote a long time ago (sorry, I haven't been very literary lately, but I hope to get some of my papers I've written for classes and stuff up there; go ahead and mock my high school foolishness), or look at my section about the LDS church (consists of mini-talks I wrote while I was trapped at home waiting for my baptism, pictures of general authorities, pictures of temples, a few outdated links to what used to be cool pages, and a couple of personal experiences I have had in the church - ok, so just my conversion is there, but I hope to have more soon).
And now, with that long-winded and apologetic introduction, I hope you enjoy this little slice of me.
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