Who are these people?

So I work on campus here at BYU-Idaho

So far I enjoy it, somedays I'm bored out of my mind but it's a pretty slack job nonetheless and I can't complaint. 

I work at the crossroads, which is pretty much a nicer looking fancy cafeteria I guess you could say.

Or a bunch of tiny little restaurants. 

Anyways.

I use to work at the BBQ place serving food there and honestly the only thing about my job that frustrated me was this.

Some of the people I served.

Why? 

Here's an example.

Sitting in front of me is this a huge chicken leg and some carved meat, pork to be exact.

Me: Hey, what can I get you today?

Customer: Can I get the chicken (points at carved meat)

Me: That's actually the carved meat

Customer stares back and forth at the big chicken leg and carved meat

Customer: which ones the chicken then?

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WELL GEE I DON'T KNOW THE ONE THAT STILL LOOKS LIKE AN ANIMAL BODY PART!!!!!

This has happened multiple times, 

I'd like to know what their parents taught them when they were young and why they are unable to identify a chicken leg from carved meat. 

Food Services now moved me to the Crepe station so we'll see what kind of interesting people we get there.

My favorite so far, 

how some people try and pronounce crepe.

"Can I get a strawberry nutella creep-pay" 

In the past year I really have learnt to be open-minded. 

Generally I am pretty open-minded, I'm always up to do anything or try something new but for big things I really REALLY need to think it over and convince myself it's what I want, nobody else can help me out with that choice. 

You see a year ago I was taking grad pictures and thinking about my future.

I was very against going to an LDS school and going to school when I didn't know what I wanted to do.

Also I set a plan out for myself that if at some point I were to meet someone I wouldn't get married until I was at least 20 almost turning 21. 

21 was the number though.

& honestly what made me become so open-minded about these big things was my soon-to-be husband, Tysen, and apparently I did the same thing to him.

For him he didn't want to get married until he was graduated or at LEAST 23. 

Well we met, became really quick best friends and well...the rest is history! 

That was just my short little rant, I guess you could call it the preface to my next topic (that has nothing to do with what I just talked about).

This man. 

What made me first fall in love with him was how easily he could make me laugh.

So I thought I would share the goofy engagement pictures we took, the thing is we didn't plan any of these, pretty much it's just me and Tysen hanging out walking to our next location and our photographer (the amazing Ashley Osborne) snapped some pretty hilarious moments. 

I have no idea what was going on here but I have a feeling I was having an intense conversation with Ty and he was just taking it. 

Tysen trying to go in for a hot rod kiss and yes grabbing my tush. 

I think Ashley told him some kind of instruction and what he got out of it was "act sassy" 

Oh I think we're going to have a lot of fun being together...forever. 

So I'm engaged...

yup!

Am I going to tell you guys the proposal story right now?

Nope.

Why?

Because my future husband is a killer story teller and I am going to go ahead and let him tell it. 

Now until then...