This last Saturday was eventful, to say the least. It all began with "light" cleaning checks, which basically entails a little tidying up here and there around the apartment and shutting your bedroom door so that the landlord can't see the messy abyss that lies within. After cleaning checks, Alyse, Anna, and I hit up the Relief Society picnic at Kiwanis Park. We met a few of the girls and did the usual for any RS activity: talked.
After laps at the RB pool, Alyse and I participated in a friendly little game called "Melonball" in the Regency pool. Basically what you do is get a watermelon, grease it up with Crisco, and then play water polo. Instead of throwing the melon into a net, you just hold it and touch the opposite side of the pool. It was so much fun! I don't know who thought of that game, but they are brilliant and should be given their own show on ESPN.
All those crazy shenanigans said and done, Alyse and I went to the home of our awesome friends AJ and Nate Morris for pupusas. You may ask, what's a pupusa? Put simply, it's paradise in food form. If I ever go on a mission, my one request is to go somewhere in which pupusas are a food staple.
Note to my roommates: GIRD YOUR LOINS! Pupusas are going to be a regular meal in the Regency 107 household come this fall!
Nate and Jacob taught Alyse and me the art of making pupusas. This was my first one! Not too shabby?
My first pupusa and me. How precious :]
Nate, Jacob, and me reveling in pupusa splendor.
Isaac and I threw it down on the Wii after going buck-wild on batches of pupusas. I'm convinced that he would be the Michael Jordan of Mario Kart if it were an official sport. The picture above is of us playing Rainbow Road upside-down. And yes, he kicked my butt.
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