the facts are these [and a bunch of pictures that have nothing to do with anything]

the snow up here has been ridiculous.

i don't understand why grown-ups don't get snow days.
after being gypped
my entire schooling career,
you'd think i'd be gifted with a few at work.

i was excited about vine.

i really was. 

i felt fancy because i could "edit" cool videos in a jiff.
and since i can't edit
actual videos to save my life, i was sold.

but not being able to block the creeps,
being notified for every comment left on a video i liked,
and getting porn spam in my feed,
changed my mind.

and the cherry on top?
there is no "deactivate" option.
none.
desperate much?
so deleted videos and an erased app will have to do.
take that sucker.

gee...thanks.

today i'm grateful for...


my spanish teacher coming in late and consequently postponing my final.
the multi-colored neutral beanie that protected my hair today.

knee-length boots that protect me from calf-high snow.
chocolate milk and nacho libre in my 8am class.
 painting my nails neon pink yesterday.

cottage cheese and celery for breakfast. 

my "sing it bruno baby" playlist.

outlook finally working.
delicious green grapes.
burts bees.
life.

nails + beanie = golden

this is not a test.

 email from campus police: 

" The National Weather Service is warning of a winter storm today that “will far surpass anything that we've seen, probably for the last several years.” The combination of snow, extreme cold, and possibly damaging winds will make travel extremely hazardous. The storm will begin in the north and move south, hitting Salt Lake City later this afternoon.
Please watch the weather reports and be prudent in your travels."

 ay caramba!!

this better be real.

 i planned on going home tonight after work.

turns out there is a legit blizzard/whiteout warning.

looks like i'll have to go tomorrow.

:(

please note: i have always wanted to be trapped in a blizzard but i think i'd rather be trapped in my home with my family than trapped alone in my house in this college town.

attn: utah

i hate you for killing fall.

taken yesterday afternoon.

 taken this morning.

i will never love you.

 - brissa.

srsly?!

last night i went to see jigu! 

it was pretty neat.

those chinese sure know how to beat a drum!

in an effort to feel grown up and classy

 along with my strange desire to wear heels, i did.

these ones, but black.

when i left to go pick up mi amigo it was chilly.

just chilly.

by the time the show got out

mother nature had given birth to a full blown blizzard.

now some of you may or may not know this,

but driving stick in heels is not the easiest task.

driving stick, in heels, in the middle of a blizzard is even worse.

{note frightened face}

{and i promise my skin isn't orange, i blame the stupid flash on my pizzle fone}

 

 i've never driven in snow before.

and i know some of you are thinking

"but brissa, you've been in utah your whole life!  how is this possible?!"

i'll tell you.

i didn't get my license until i was 18.

and i always picked housing that was within walking distance to campus.

that's how.

back to my story.

it was horrible. 

and scary. 

and exhilarating.

the only downside to snow driving:

everyone is suuper cautious and i can't drive fast.

also, i should probably stop taking pictures whilst driving.
it's probably not safe. 

communism continues.

the day is may 24th.

and guess what?

it's snowing.

i am once again angry with mother nature

and her stupid communist ways.

i was wearing shorts two days ago.

the snow is sticking

and i'm about two seconds away from junk punching someone.

l;ajgo;earijfklasdflkasjdf.

(that was my frustration)