The Dance Family

Did you know that racism prevails in our modern society? Choosing what kind of coffee you will drink is no longer a simple choice. Please, watch this video.

Racist Coffee

Dang, these girls totally have moves. They dance to dubstep, so yeah, another fun example of dubstep dancing and music.

Dubstep Dancing

So lately I have totally been into dubstep. Abi didn't know what it was and I thought that this would be a fun example of what it is. Dubstep is the type of music these guys are dancing to. They remix the song and the trademark of dubstep is the wobbly base. It's so awesome, it blows my mind. And I love to watch really awesome people dance.... so here is a dubstep song and some awesome dancing.

DUBSTEP!!!!!

Oh Japan, you are so weird with your anime and hotels for cyber girlfriends. But you have some sweet moves!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YpC_Q-JpXls

Check this out, it's pretty awesome.

So I really enjoy chewing gum. I am not sure why because sometimes it sounds really gross when the chewer chews with their mouth open or with a lot spit. Icky. Or sometimes they do that really annoying thing where the pop the bubble in their mouth and then it makes all those poppy noises right in a row. Gross. But other than that, gum is great. It gives your mouth something to do and help me focus so much more on tests (strange, I know). That being said, I thought I would throw out my three favorite gums (most delicious, not most mouth refreshing).

1. Orbitz Strawberry Remix
2. Trident Watermelon Twist
3. Trident Tropical Twist

SOOOO good.  Chew them, love them, repeat.

I am in a Spanish class and really trying hard to learn Spanish for a few reasons.
1. It's cool.
2. There are so many Latin people that have moved here it is almost a requirement for communication.

Jamison was doing some research for a paper and showed me this New York Times map. It is really crazy. We all live in different places, so look at your state's immigration history that you live in. It's crazy.

Oh and start from the beginning and just go through the rest of the dates. Watch the bottom of the states... we are being taken over! :)

http://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2009/03/10/us/20090310-immigration-explorer.html

Jamison and I were in primary today learning a new song with the kids. The chorister is great and was asking the kids what we use to listen to Heavenly Father's words. The kids were giving answer like heart, ears etc. The one of the new sunbeams (a little three year old kid) shouted out, "NECK!" Oh my goodness I don't think either Jamison or I could hold in our laughter. The kid was being totally serious too. It was hilarious.

There have been so many wonderful things about this last year I almost hate to see it pass by. There is always so much emphasis put on the new year that I was feeling a little bad for the old year. So this post is just for 2010. Here are a few of the best of 2010. We will miss you 2010, but always keep you in our hearts. So here is a really terrible English Ode. Please enjoy.







Man, I missed my calling in life as poet. Oh well. The things that my poem talks about, that my wit might have hid from you, are the following:


Our trip to Latvia











Grandpa's 80th birthday celebration in Idaho
Our calling as primary teachers
The new niece, nephew, and unknown that will soon join the Bradshaw clan were announced this last year.
And I think that is about it. So there you have it. Happy end of 2010 and beginning of 2011!!