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17. What is the thing you most wish you were great at? 
Directions. If someone tells me, head east on Carter Street....WHAT THE FREAK IS THAT?!!?! Tell me left or right or something. 

18.What has been the most difficult thing you have had to forgive?

Is it sad that it took me SO long to think of something for this? I guess there was a guy I was dating who found out this other girl he liked was coming back to town. So when he found that out, he wanted to date her instead, but didn't tell me and instead, made up all this stuff about how horrible of a person I was for reasons to break up with me. Was not very nice at all. And then we started hanging out all the time as just friends and we had the BEST time ever and we got along so well, but then he pretty much never talked to me again the night before she came home. It was kinda sad. But it's all good now. We aren't great friends or anything, but we're always friendly to each other. 

19. If you could live anywhere, where would it be and why?

Southern Utah. I think part of it is because my dad loves it so much. It's one of our absolute favorite places to go camping and roadtripping to. It would be so awesome to be so close to all that beautiful earth, with beautiful weather, but some season changes, so you can still enjoy the heat of the summer.

20. Describe 3 significant memories from your childhood.

1-Touching a soldering iron when I was 3 years old that was under the truck that my dad was fixing. I didn't want him to know that I touched it when he came back out of the house, so I didn't cry until I had ran into the house and slammed the door shut.

2-Shooting a grouse when I went hunting with my dad when I was younger. I had the illusion that I had shot it all by myself, until a few years back I was told that my dad had actually shot it and just told me I had shot it. Childhood=ruined.

3-Going down into my brother Lane's room to draw with him while listening to Enya or the Tarzan soundtrack. I thought my big brothers were THEE coolest.