(V) I don't actually know what he's talking about. It is a JIG/wiggle, thank you very much!
(J) You have to actually type out "slash" otherwise people won't know what you're talking about. So for those of you confused by what JIG/wiggle means, she meant to say JIG slash wiggle. Anyways, I kept waiting for the punch line to her story being something like "and then I won a million dollars", but it ended up being that a professor at BYU was looking for an equally nerdy master's student minion to write about the Dark Knight. I was like "oh, well, that's, fantastic."
(V) JORDAN! Don't jinx it or he will find someone equally nerdy (although less likely to own a Batman backpack)! I thought you were talking about my OTHER story, you know, the one where I got mistaken for a polygamist wife:

(J) No really, she did.
(V) In my defense, I was all dressed up to go to my mission companion's wedding reception at the Renaissance Festival. I can only imagine what kind of intervention the patrons of Chipotle would have planned for the bride and groom:

(J) So to fill you in on the story she left out, some random lady at the restaurant started playing 20 questions about who they were and ended with her letting out a sigh of relief upon finding out that they WEREN'T polygamist wives that had escaped the compound and were in need of an intervention. I told her she should have said "Almost! After all, we are Mormon!"
(V) I was thinking that maybe I should have invited the lady back to the compound for some tea with a side of brainwashing. NOTE: If you ARE trying to save a polygamist wife, I think a better approach would just be to grab them first and ask questions later.
(J) Hey it worked for me, the first time I met you I just grabbed you (well, your legs) and helped some random stranger throw you in the pool. Ok so maybe you weren't a polygamist but the premise is the same.
(V) Because I was wearing Renaissance gear? Or because I was eating lunch?
(J) Probably because you were wearing nerd clothes and were wearing a batman backpack, actually.
(V) Jordan, I don't think that you should give the innocent readers of our blog the idea that it is okay to just kidnap nerdy girls whenever the fancy strikes them!
(J) Why? It worked for me, which means it will probably work for at least 10% of the general population. That's like only 90% ending in restraining orders and lawsuits; good odds in anyone's book if you ask me.
(V) Speaking of kidnapping...
(J) So two blonde girls go to Italy to watch a U2 concert, Vilja and Meri (Taken anyone?). Want to know the best way to not get kidnapped, sold into an Albanian prostitution ring, or even murdered? Take a huge bodyguard with huge rippling biceps, preferably, one with muscles that ripple upon the rippling biceps, to protect you from any ne'r-do-wells or creepy guys with mustaches. Like me.
(V) We didn't have one of those, so we took Jordan along.
(J) LIES. I saw at least 40 wannabe blonde theivers (yes that's a word) back the heck down after watching me flex my guns at them and make angry eyebrow gestures in their general direction. You didn't see it because you had to play the the part of one half of the innocent duo.
(V) Jordan DOES make some frightening angry eyebrows, I must admit. In any case, we survived the concert intact and had a lovely time.
(J) And then I lost our camera with all of our precious European memories! THE END . Europeland was awesome though.


