broke college kids and a way to make money.

I know I'm not the only one who hates buying books every year for college.

They are so darn expensive up front. And? If you do decide to sell them back, there is a good chance you will only get a few bucks back.

I heard about Rentback.com this year and come end of semester, I will definitely be using this company. It's so quick, easy, and you make money from it.

Sounds like a brainless choice to me.

Here's how it works:

*Enter the ISBN number of your textbook.
*Rentback quotes you a price and an approximate number of times your book could be rented. (Usually it's several times)
*They take out $19 in their charges.
*You keep the rest!

Easy Peasy.

On top of it all, they have great customer service. Everytime I've used this company, I've always been satisfied.

*This post was written as part of a sponsored campaign for Campus Book Rentals.  All opinions are my own.*

First Rodeo :)

Saturday night I went to my very first rodeo.

That was the first day of the rest of my life. Where have I been? 

I could spend every Saturday night there for the rest of my life. Seriously.

Bedazzled jeans, cowgirl boots, country music, plaid shirts, hot cowboys, horses and bulls, and good friends. Couldn't have asked for a more perfect night. 

I'd be lying if I said that I didn't flirt a TON little bit with the cowboys that we sat by. Beautiful people, really.

And just because, this is my favorite Country song right now! :) love me some Luke Bryan!

Linking up with:

Molly and Carly for #YOLOMondays

Sami for Weekend Shenanigans 

Leeann for Monday Morning Gossip 

Wordless Wednesday: My Baptism- Israel '12

I'm just going to throw it out there that 

1- This was the Jordan River, which is where Jesus was baptized

2- The water was 40 degrees, you can probably tell by my facial expressions 

3- This goes down as one of the best days of my life. 

#Israel12 

#Takemeback

A year ago today...

Today one of my very best friends left for Israel. Kerry is going with the same foundation that I traveled with last year, at this exact time. 

Chelsey, I and Kerry- Summer '12
After this week, all three of us will have
 traveled to Israel with the Ferguson Foundation! 

I am so excited for her I can barely stand it. That trip really changed my life. Speaking of which, I really need to finish blogging my stories. I mean it's only been a whole year. 

A year ago today, while I was packing for Israel, I received my rejection letter from CofO, which led to this terrible post. Looking back now, I was a wreck ha! 

It's crazy that 1- a year has already passed and so much has happened and 2- God knew where I was supposed to go to college and His ways are always better than mine. That's a whole other post tho :)

Tonight: NAIA games and my first shift back at Cold Stone since last summer!!