The Greatest Salesman in the World

Well, its not me! The Greatest Salesman in the World was a book written by OG Mandino.
So, if anyone is reading this, I know what you're thinking: "He's going to try it again? He's really going to try blogging again?" I assure you this time its different because...alright. Only time, and posts, will tell if this time is different.
Life is going fantabulous. Matt (my brudder) is getting married next weekend, I'm living in Salt Lake advocating and selling a fiber optic network called UTOPIA, and I'm done with school for 5 months. Well, about 4 months now. Badger Creek starts June 3rd and I'm pretty stoked about that. It will be sad to leave Utah for a couple of reasons though. I'm really liking my job and I've met some truly amazing people. Life just works that way, I suppose. Wherever you go, you'll find those gems, even outside of the Gem State (heh heh haha, my fellow Idahoans will totally get that one!).
Oh, shoot, this is one of those times where there's so much to say but I'm not sure how in depth I want to go. Sheesh. Its like a pie chart, or a garden, or however you want to think about it. There's so much breadth to cover that I can't really jump deep into any one particular subject without writing a short soliloquy on the intracellular chemistry, extrinsic motivators, and every blade of luck that have made up the past 5 months of my existence.
So here it is, in 5 megabytes:
1) I had some stellar room mates this last semester. Much thanks to Kyle, Jake, Dan, and myself.
2) I feel like I'm growing up: I opened up a new bank account (and should be getting a credit card, ho ho ho, to start building credit, not to financially ruin my life), I'm reading a book, I'm not living in the state of my birth, and I have bought many goods on impulse as of late.
3) I love my family. Always have, always will.
4) I'm learning to play the banjo
5) I was a chemistry tutor last semester.
Yup, that about sums it up. The framework for a beautiful picture, with no details.
I'll write again, hopefully before September.