Like A Ton of Bricks

So today after Jessica and I came home from Visiting Teaching we started to clean our house. As I was cleaning it really hit hard that I was going to be moving here in 4 weeks. That means that I have to start packing in 2-3 weeks.

I've lived in this house for almost two years. Two years in August to be exact. It's my home. Everything in it is mine. Not borrowed. Mine. You all may be thinking that I'm being a baby but it really is sad. I'm going to be that little girl in the back of the car waving bye to the house in the back window. Literally.

I've made it my own.

However, I have been greatly blessed to be able to actually keep a house this long as a college student. I was blessed with a wonderful ward that I'll miss so much, an amazing Landlord, and great neighbors. I can't forget to mention the perfect location.

I'm really happy with the choice I made by going up to Provo and it will be a new beginning for me. I can't keep myself here in Cedar my entire life by listening to what others have to say. It's my life and we only live it once. So what better way; I already have a job and an apartment. Plus, all my credits I've taken here at SUU will indeed transfer over to UVU.

I'm excited to see where my life will lead me when I'm up there. The apartments we're (if I haven't mentioned both Jess and I are going) going to be moving in-- which I've already blogged about-- have a lot of social things: BBQ's, pool parties, dances, movie nights, etc. It will be nice to meet new people. It feels as if I know everyone here in Cedar.

Don't worry, I'll be back quite often visiting and seeing family and friends. I know I'll have a lot of skype dates with my sisters! Especially with Lydia so I can see the kids.