"What the Bleep Do We Know," hands down, is the first movie that changed my life. Although I had been applying some of the concepts of the law of attraction for quite some time, I am a very science-minded person, and having quantum physics back affirmations and such up was extrememly exciting for me. I loved physics before I watched the movie, but it sincerely reinforced my love for it.

The one in which we're living.

Oh, I have so many, growing up in rural western Colorado! I lived on a ranch with mountains literally in my back yard, so I did a ton of hiking. I'd have to say that one of my most vivid is floating down the rough-looking Colorado river in $30 little rafts with my boyfriend, a good friend of ours, a cooler of Fat Tire beer, and just dreaming for 7 or 8 miles, which took about 2 or 3 hours. Awwwww, it's relaxing just thinking about it. The other vivid memory I have is sitting out on our front porch, looking over the Colorado river and the green, beautiful mountains on the other side, and watching the sunset turn the snowy peaks pink or purple or gold, and seeing it all reflecting in the river and the pond by it - beautiful. And the best part about fall and winter? When the deer and elk would come down to get to warmer spots and they would forge the river as a herd. It was always so scary watching them through the binoculars trying to get across the cold, fast Colorado. We always hoped the est for them and would keep an eye on the calves, especially, poor little things. But the whole herd watched out for them, and we only saw one being swept away once, and it was saved by a huge elk and about three other deer. Wow, this entry really reminds me of how fortunate I am to have those memories.