I Believe In God And Angels

touched my heart

Ben Breedlove passed away (about 5 days after posting these videos on YouTube) on Christmas day. 

He was an 18 year old high school senior.

A Little Bit of Your Time

My dad passed away from Colon Cancer on November 18, 2011.  Alta High School is doing their annual year long fundraiser for Huntsman Cancer Foundation, this is where my daddy was treated.  We have a website set up where you can make donations via credit/debit card.  It would mean a lot to me if you would donate.  I love you all.
http://www.huntsmancancerfoundation.org/altahigh 
oh and Merry Christmas

If I Had A Wish for All the Fish

11:11
I made a wish
I wished for you ;)

For the Love of Cookies

I have curves and I am not afraid to show them off. All you girls should be very jealous of my body. Since I have perfected the formula of curvaceous women I felt obligated to share with my "less fortunate" friends.

So here are my top 10 ways to gain a womanly figure

1. Eat plenty of sweets (yes this means cookies, cakes, brownies, candy, chocolate etc....)

2. Never exercise (seriously this only leads to muscle tone... and that's a no.)

3. Allow plenty of TV time (lounging is optimal)

4. Never skip a meal (unless it is for religious purposes)

5. Sugary cereal is the bomb.com

6. Never pass up an opportunity to "lick the spoon" (whether its cake or brownie batter or even cookie dough this is a woman's delight)

7. Always ask for seconds (and if you can, while no on is looking, lick your plate then run it to the garbage/sink so no one will know)

8. Carry snacks with you where ever you go (preferably sugary sweet and/or chocolate covered)

9. After you finish your dinner allow an hour to digest, then eat a bountiful desert

10. Everything tastes better when it is smothered in either cheese, chocolate, butter, salt, or cream

Now that you have that "ideal" womanly figure you need to learn how to flaunt it... Here are my top ways to flaunt that sexy body you have

1. Swing your hips (seriously exaggerate your movements)

2. Pleated skirts and pants add extra curves to your hips and tummy

3. Accentuate your waste and flow out from there (this creates an illusion that you have an hourglass figure)

4. Love your body (this shows your ambitious nature)

5. Never try to "blend in" ALWAYS make an effort to stand out

6. Horizontal stripes give definition to your curves

7. When dancing don't be afraid to let things jiggle

8. Hands on the hips whenever you are standing

9. Wear push-up bras. EVERYDAY

10. Walk like you own the world (after all you are "large and in charge")

And if you ever really wonder if being curvaceous is the best way to go just always remember that there is more to love (:

goodbye

i don't say goodbye. i say see you later.

David Rodger Kasteler: Dec. 28, 1966-Nov. 18, 2011

David R. Kasteler, age 44, born December 28, 1966, died of cancer at his home on November 18, 2011. Son of Rodger David and Emma Lou Swinyard Kasteler, husband of Lisa Scharffs Kasteler, father of Lauren, Maegan, and Spencer David Kasteler, brother of Lee (Lucé) Kasteler, Lynda (Christian) Jensen, Jeffrey (Jodie) Kasteler, and Michael “Mika” Kasteler, he was preceded in death by his sister, Jennifer Kasteler, and his grandparents.

Dave attended Olympus High School and graduated from Skyline High School. He served a mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Alabama, Birmingham, where he met his future wife and fellow missionary, Lisa. They were married in the Salt Lake Temple in August, 1999. Dave graduated from BYU in Construction Management and supervised commercial construction projects in Northern California, Utah, and throughout the Intermountain West.

He was an avid scouter for over 20 years and received many awards for his service including the Silver Beaver. Over 40 boys received their Eagle under his direction. He was on the board for the Great Salt Lake Council and served on numerous committees and projects.

Funeral services will be held on Monday, November 21, 2011 at 11:00 a.m. at the Lone Peak Stake Center, 11570 South Wasatch Blvd (3600 East). A viewing will be held on Sunday, November 20, from 6-8 p.m. at Larkin Sunset Gardens, 1950 East, 10600 South, in Sandy, Utah, also from 9:30-10:30 prior to services at the church. In lieu of flowers donations can be made to the Alta High School Fundraiser benefiting Huntsman Cancer Foundation at www.huntsmancancerfoundation.org/altahigh.

Big Dave

It is a rare privilege to know someone who has touched and influenced so many lives. My dad is one of these people. Tonight he was awarded the "On My Honor" award for adult scouting leaders. Current and previous boys from our neighborhood troop, 1293, came to see him. These boys have touched my dads life, my life, my families lives and will continue to touch many peoples lives. Thank you boys so much for the impact you have had on my dads life. He loves each and everyone of you and will always be there to lift you up when you fall. Please remember what he taught you about being a man and a leader and a brother. You are all wonderful people who will do great things. Always remember who you are and you will do just fine. I love you all and wish you the best in life. May God bless you as you continue through life.