[speaker001:] so how is the weather out there
[speaker002:] um it's really cold and it's supposedly for this time of the year it's unseasonably cold and they've gotten more snow than they've ever had
[speaker001:] oh really
[speaker002:] you have breaking records for coldness and all that kind of stuff how about you guys
[speaker001:] hum um it's just it's a it's about same the usual I think
[speaker002:] oh
[speaker001:] so nice for skiing and all that kind stuff it's good
[speaker002:] yeah well the weather
[speaker001:] hm
[speaker002:] let's see well the snow here is different from Utah's because I've lived in Utah for like ten years
[speaker001:] oh really what part
[speaker002:] and um Provo I was going to BYU yeah and um the snow is like really cold I mean it's like really humid so it seems uh wetter or something like that than
[speaker001:] oh really okay it's more humid in Utah than there or there
[speaker002:] uh-huh it's more humid in Iowa than Utah yeah
[speaker001:] okay right okay
[speaker002:] and it seems like when the winds blow it's real it goes right through you it's really different from Utah's weather I thought Utah was cold but I think Iowa is a lot colder
[speaker001:] um yeah see that's how it is in Texas too because when it's cold it's really cold
[speaker002:] yeah I don't think there's any mountains to stop the wind
[speaker001:] so what's that
[speaker002:] I don't think there's any mountains to stop the wind
[speaker001:] right yeah so the humidity I think is what does it
[speaker002:] yeah I think that's true
[speaker001:] because I I noticed when I got here too because like I'd when it would snow in Texas um I would just I mean we'd be freezing really cold and we'd have to get really warm and here you can almost not even wear a coat outside when it's snowing and you you don't
[speaker002:] uh-huh yeah it is true
[speaker001:] you don't feel super cold it was weird but so how long ago did you graduate or did you or
[speaker002:] um I graduated in nineteen eighty seven
[speaker001:] oh really
[speaker002:] yeah my husband got his doctorate at BYU so that's and so he just graduated this past year
[speaker001:] oh so you just barely moved away
[speaker002:] uh-huh yeah we really miss well we really miss Utah we miss the mountains
[speaker001:] huh do you like it out there you do yeah
[speaker002:] because it's like really flat here well not flat but hilly and but no big mountains or anything
[speaker001:] um-hum so you just moved away a year ago
[speaker002:] um in August
[speaker001:] wow just really recent
[speaker002:] yeah but um let's see
[speaker001:] hum
[speaker002:] let's see what else can I say about the weather um well today was warmer it was like forty five
[speaker001:] oh warm
[speaker002:] so what's the temperature up today over there
[speaker001:] oh man it's got to be like it's probably fifty fifty five maybe
[speaker002:] oh really
[speaker001:] maybe not that warm probably about uh um yeah it's not it's not that cold really
[speaker002:] and whenever I remembered the weather reports in Utah I never really remember them talking too much about wind chill but they talk about wind chill here all the time because
[speaker001:] yep yeah yeah that's a big deal in Texas too
[speaker002:] they said it could be like six degrees outside and like negative forty one wind chill
[speaker001:] um
[speaker002:] so that's something we're not used to
[speaker001:] yeah that's true that's makes a big difference huh hm
[speaker002:] so oh I
[speaker001:] so did you used to ski when you were out here
[speaker002:] what's that
[speaker001:] did you used to ski when you were in Utah
[speaker002:] oh I've only I've only skied in Utah once I've only skied once my whole life
[speaker001:] oh really
[speaker002:] but do you do a lot of skiing there
[speaker001:] well um not tons but I like to when I get a chance I've only been once so far but had the opportunity a couple times since then
[speaker002:] uh-huh
[speaker001:] just saving my money for Christmas things and that
[speaker002:] yeah so is this your first year in Utah
[speaker001:] um no this is actually my third year
[speaker002:] and you're going to school there oh at U of U or
[speaker001:] uh-huh yep no at BYU
[speaker002:] oh really oh
[speaker001:] yeah so but I'll be here a long time at this rate
[speaker002:] what's your major
[speaker001:] um it was nursing but I'm in the process of changing it right now
[speaker002:] uh-huh oh
[speaker001:] because it's really really competitive at BYU you have to have like a three seven to get in so
[speaker002:] yeah that's true
[speaker001:] it's really I'm gonna look into some other fields I'd like all the science classes and that I'm just not really enjoying too much so I think I better get into something that I can enjoy the process
[speaker002:] uh-huh
[speaker001:] of going to school so
[speaker002:] yeah that's that's a good idea
[speaker001:] did you graduate in a certain field or
[speaker002:] um education I got a double major
[speaker001:] in
[speaker002:] uh elementary and special ed uh-huh
[speaker001:] really that's what my sister did yeah you might know her her name's Lori Bird
[speaker002:] oh really
[speaker001:] maybe not I think she graduated around then too though eighty seven probably but she got her double
[speaker002:] yeah well I can't there are so many girls in all my classes I can't remember how many people
[speaker001:] yeah yeah because they just since um stopped that program I mean where you can where you can get it doubled pretty easily
[speaker002:] oh have they oh
[speaker001:] I mean it's hard it's really