About Me

First and foremost, you should probably know that I am a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter -Day Saints. And honestly, I don't know where I would be without it. I am so blessed to be a member, and I'm grateful for everything the Lord has given me. 

I have the greatest friends in the world. Sure they're a little crazy sometimes, but hey! That's what friends are for! :)

   

My passion is music. I love to sing, and I hope that I can use my talent to uplift others.

Playmill Theater. Greatest. Place. On. Earth. 

Purple's a good color. So is orange.

I love playing soccer. I'm not very good at it, but it's something I love to do, and it's a great chance to make new friends. :)

I love spending time with little kids. I'm a preschool teacher at school, and let me tell you: kids say the cutest things. 

As of right now, I have a 4.0. If I keep it up, I could get a mighty fine scholarship to BYU. Wish me luck.

I want to have a lot of kids. Somewhere between five and ten. Okay, so not a lot for Utah families, but still. Quite a few. And I want to adopt kids from Africa.

I love sappy love stories. Pride and Prejudice, A Walk To Remember, Tangled, While You Were Sleeping, Mirror Mirror. You get the gist.

I would die if I could be a Young Ambassador. 

My family is seriously the greatest. No doubt about it. I'm so lucky.

I have an immature obsession with Disney princesses. 

I so wish I had taken dance when I was younger. Hopefully I'll get the chance in college. But, for now, I guess Just Dance will have to do.

I have an awful memory. That's why my life is directed by check-off lists. I'd be lost without them.

Rascal Flatts are the best. Seriously. Also, basically any black person who can belt. 

I would love to visit Spain.

I play the piano (not very well). 

I fit in better with adults and little kids. I wasn't meant to be a teenager.

I love plays. 

I want to serve a mission when I turn 21.

I plan on spending a significant amount of my life helping people in Africa.

Someday I might try out for American Idol. My goal is to get through two rounds.

One of my life goals is to hug a giraffe. 

I want to be an extra in a movie set in the Elizabethan era. So basically, I get to wear fancy ball gowns and learn fancy dances. Why can't school dances be like that?

I'm trying to run a half-marathon before I graduate from high school. It's harder than it sounds.

Well, that's me! In a not-so-small nutshell. Thanks for reading! :)