Waimea Rock

Here's me jumping off of Waimea Rock one last time before leaving, at one of my favorite beaches, in Waimea Bay. Brooke jumped off of it for the first time, after I jumped. Go Brooke!!! :)

Mixed Fun

Here are some mixed photos of me and my friends during the past few weekends or so, I'm going to miss them when I go home next week!

Graduation

Wow... crazy to think that it's come already... on this Saturday, in four days, I'm going to graduate from college! :) I'm so excited! It's been an incredible experience here at BYU-H, I love Hawaii so much.

Sunrise

I decided I needed to go see the sunrise at least once at "The Point" in Laie before I leave, so I went on Saturday. It was so beautiful! It happened to be the same day that the missionaries of the area decided to go see it too, so I got to take some photos for them. My favorite missionary, Sister Cutler, was there as well and it was so fun to see her again. We enjoyed the beautiful early morning.

Brooke and I discovered the video option on my Photo Booth application, so we decided to test it out! Here's one of our videos... enjoy!

Beach and Wonderland

Last weekend I went with Brooke to Hukilau Beach, and enjoy the water and then had a BBQ with Brooke's friend Sam and his co-workers. Later, Brook and I went with some other friends to Kaneohe, and went to El Mariachi's, a Mexican restaurant, and had a huge dinner. Then we went to the mall and saw Alice in Wonderland in 3D! It was great!! Brooke and I were looking forward to it for a long time.

Tsunami Evacuation

About a week and a half ago I was woken up at 4am by my roommate telling me and my other roomie that there was a tsunami warning and that we needed to get up and pack. So we did. By 4:30am we were walking from our house to campus for the evacuation. We went to Hale 2, (one of the dorms for girls) and stayed in the lounge for a while. After a bit, Brooke and I went to breakfast at the cafeteria and then went back to the Hale. We stayed in someone's dorm room during the warning. (the warning was because of the earthquake in Chile the night before) Thankfully the tsunami waves didn't come, and we were fine and able to go home by 2 or 2:30pm. It was a long day, but memorable. I'm so glad we didn't get hit, but I hope the people in Chile are doing alright! They need help and prayers.