Devil's Playground

My brother (we'll call him "J") always manages to find the most out-of-the-way, uncommon, awesome adventure destinations. This time he took us to a place called Devil's Playground. Who would have known that the Devil's Playground is practically in our back yard?! (Ok, so not really, but it's in Utah.)

What it is:  A grouping of fantastic rock formations in the desert of western Utah made from hard, scratchy rock that's almost like granite - grey with sparkly bits of quartz in it. They look almost like granite version of Goblin Valley, only cooler. Some are like giant hollow Dinosaur eggs, some are like swiss cheese, and we even found some that resembled sharks, turtles, and the ghosts on Pac Man.
Since they're really indescribable, I'll just post the pictures so you can see for yourself.

Computers are funny sometimes

Thank you, MS Word. Your suggested correction really captures the meaning of what I wanted to say.

All the usual silliness

This is part of an assignment for my English class where my part was to make a simple print ad. We had to come up with a business plan and ours was a business named "Social S.O.S." selling an app called "Cupid's Evil Twin" that lets you program a time for a bailout call from your "Aunt Janet." It was marketed toward BYU-Idaho students, but I sometimes wish this actually existed for any awkward situation...