good. better. best.

good.

Better.

BEST.

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good.

Better.

BEST.
(yes, it was my genius idea to be indians while eating thanksgiving dinner, aren't my 'rents the cutest??? yes, dad even wore a necklace that in fact said 'squanto')

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good.
(check the bangs)

Better.
(missionary...)

BEST
(honestly, josh is becoming one of my BEST friends, i'm so glad we live 106 steps away from each other, and yes i'm just as surprised as you are.)

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good.
ONE snail.
Better.
(only cause of the quantity) TWO hot cocoas.

BEST.
THREE sisters <3. +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
good.
Better.
BEST.
Jesus taught this principle in the home of Martha. While she was “cumbered about much serving” (Luke 10:40), her sister, Mary, “sat at Jesus’ feet, and heard his word” (v. 39). When Martha complained that her sister had left her to serve alone, Jesus commended Martha for what she was doing (v. 41) but taught her that “one thing is needful: and Mary hath chosen that good part, which shall not be taken away from her” (v. 42). It was praiseworthy for Martha to be “careful and troubled about many things” (v. 41), but learning the gospel from the Master Teacher was more “needful.” The scriptures contain other teachings that some things are more blessed than others (see Acts 20:35; Alma 32:14–15).

I bring this up tonight because i have two finals in the morning...
BUT just got invited to see midnight viewing of Tron!!! w/ friends...

i'm fully aware this is the time of my life to do stupid 'good' stuff such as go to midnight movies with finals in the morning even if they aren't studied for, BUT, tonight i'll regretfully do the 'better' and study for those finals so i can get into grad school and EVENTUALLY...
help the 'best'.