Magical places of my world

  • Doherty's history office
  • Doherty's foyer
  • Doherty's courtyard
  • The BYU library (don't tell me 98 miles of books doesn't get you excited)
  • my room in Colorado Springs
  • Wyview
  • The map in the international college at BYU with all the countries of Europe in their own language
  • My kitchen in Colorado Springs

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