Mormon#: Here is the Book of Mormon...it's our gift to you. It's like the bible.

Me:Oh...thanks?

M#1: Do you read the bible?

Me: No.

M#1: Do you have a belief in Christ?

Me: No. (I wasn't being snarky I was just trying to be honest)

M#1: (Gets shocked look on his face) Oh...umm...

Mormon#2: (Looking slightly taken aback) Are you...um...are you...uhh...

I think it was at this point where #2 asked me if I went to "uh...that university over there" while motioning behind him with his hand. Anyway, I was trying to think of a way to get rid of them nicely (although after my declaration of my heathenism they didn't seem inclined to stay long) since I wanted to unpack before going to work. Before they left, they asked me if I was going to read the book and I told them that one of my roommates might (which, in hindsight, was probably the wrong thing to say) and then they asked me if there was a good time for them to come back to see if I had read the book! I decided that "never" would probably be a bad answer, so instead I smiled and said "uhhh...I don't know".

Well that was my adventure for today.

On Monday I met April and Sara for drinks at Starbucks, after which we headed over to Rite-Aid. April got some Aveeno and Sara and I picked up a couple of....*ahem*...bridal magazines (I'm not saying what for I don't want to scare anyone ;D). We headed over to Hollie's afterward to have a girls night in.

I've been shopping too much.

I'm sick of Abercrombie guilt...only because I've discovered their kids line. Not only is it cheaper but it looks like it will actually fit me. The sad thing is, I think I'd fit into some of their smalls ;P I've been resisting buying anything new from them ever since the whole T-shirt fiasco, but I'm starting to waver.

I'm hungry. Haven't had anything to eat all day. I could use a Trader Joe's truffle (even though my uncle says eating one would be like eating Crisco). They're damn yummy.