1 – Trying to find an address that is right on the edge of the Orem/Provo boundary. You think you’re almost there and then BAM! the whole coordinate system changes.
2- Wondering if there will ever be a day construction will be finished on our roads.
3- The Winter Inversion
4- Utah’s Offense.
5- BYU’s Defense
6- Costco never having items in the same location at different stores.
7- Never getting the spelling right for kids born here in Utah
8- I-15 Rush Hour Traffic (Watching the endless number of cars merging from 215 at 7200 south)
9- Church that starts before 9:00 A.M. or after 2:30 P.M.
10- People thinking that Utah still looks like this
When in fact it looks like this
Bonus: Trying to figure out if it is Utahn or Utahan?
You know, not everyone in Utah lives in Utah County or loves the Cougs. There are some very faithful members who are Utes who live a little bit north of there. You know the place–where the headquarters of the Church are located! And I agree with Daniel–It’s Utahn, not U-tah-an, unless you’re from the South.
What about how people think we practice polygamy, AND how SE Utah residents often feel as if they aren’t part of Utah because they are generally ignored on the news?
It’s Utahn.
I think it’s Utahan but only because it looks cooler than Utahn.
This sounds like whining about blessings to me. Looks like you are searching for something to complain about. And that’s frustrating. your so blessed.
actually, it is just trying to make a humorous post out of the things we Utahn/Utahans face. 🙂
You know, not everyone in Utah lives in Utah County or loves the Cougs. There are some very faithful members who are Utes who live a little bit north of there. You know the place–where the headquarters of the Church are located! And I agree with Daniel–It’s Utahn, not U-tah-an, unless you’re from the South.
Nina, that’s why #4 was written in there.
It’s Utahn
poll taken from:
http://www.ksl.com/?sid=24207511
Love the post though
What about how people think we practice polygamy, AND how SE Utah residents often feel as if they aren’t part of Utah because they are generally ignored on the news?