Comments | razzisami: yup, she's home and she brought byu with her

razzisami

yup, she's home and she brought byu with her

May 28, 2009 18:45

so my sister isn't home just for kicks. There's this big singing competition for music majors in chicago this weekend, so she came home but also brought like 20 of her vocal preformance major friends from BYU. They're having a party right now.

it's so funny. Music nerds and mormons are both hilarious to me (which is ironic since I am both), so the ( Read more... )

church, parties, sister

Comments 7

eonii May 29 2009, 05:11:21 UTC

LOOOOOOOOOL

sound like great time

so excitable! I want to come to your mormon party, it sounds v. funny XD

razzisami May 30 2009, 17:54:42 UTC

you would have loooooooved it, vekke. XD it was amazingly funny.

we have mormony parties a lot, but it's even better when they're college music nerds. XD

turkmikari May 29 2009, 22:15:39 UTC

lol 10 is still a lot of people XD

razzisami May 30 2009, 17:55:24 UTC

it is! And it seems like even more when they're so loud. :P

kobb_cheetah June 1 2009, 21:17:46 UTC

Utah Mormons are made of unintentional funny. They make me laugh and/or cry all the time while I'm at BYU :D

I especially love telling people who grew up in the valley that my city has a whopping 4 stakes - quite a lot for being east of the Mississippi!

razzisami June 4 2009, 03:00:03 UTC

FOUR in one valley?! Sheesh, that is a lot! XD I moved houses and changed wards 4 times without ever moving out of ward boundaries, always staying in the same stake. Our quad-stake dances pull people in from inner Chicago down to the middle of the state corn-and-soy Illinois. D:

Hah, and here I was, thinking Kobb the Other Midwestern Mormon was in some obscure ward part. :P

oh wait. I guess that is still "small", isn't it? XD

kobb_cheetah June 4 2009, 03:53:22 UTC

Not one valley, one city. And it is in the nation's top 20 largest cities, so X)

Our quad-stake dances will require a 2-hour drive for some. But since all the stake centers are pretty close to the main city itself, it was rarely worse than a 40 minute drive for people in our ward. Still we're pretty populous by Midwest standards - I had roughly 10 members in my high school.

But yeah. BYU is especially ridiculous. Pretty much every building on campus is used for Sunday services. Which can be weird - I currently have church in the theater in the Wilk. :|