Thoughts of a day in May

Today is a special day. One of my very closest friends is getting married. And I am so happy for her. I only wish I could be with her today. So far out of all of my closest friends I've only been able to make it to one wedding and that was because she decided to get married in the same state I was living at the time (that really helps). However, I wish her much love and happiness. She is a great woman and deserves a great life!




I love going to weddings though. Marriage in general is just so special. I am eternally grateful for Taylor. He is so funny and thoughtful. And he's also a hard worker. He thinks of others all the time. I love him! We both give each other a hard time for laughs and we share a lot of the same likes and dislikes. I also like that we do a lot of things together. We go running, fishing, walking, and we play the Wii. Its so nice to be with someone that you know so well and trust completely and that you can be a complete goofball with. By the way, Taylor does the BEST impressions. He's had me laughing with his different voices since we were in high school. I know that I am blessed.




Continuing on, I've decided to certify as a teacher. I'm going to do the bilingual EC-4. I'm actually really excited and feel really good about this move. Taylor supports me 120% in this decision and we feel confident about our new plans.

Also! We're going camping tomorrow! I'm way pumped for this. Texas has been warming up and it seems like the humidity has turned up a few notches overnight! But it still isn't way hot so its the perfect time to go camping. My brother is having a birthday party at a camp site near the Austin area and that's where we're going. Taylor got the day off tomorrow and we're going to leave in the morning. We finally get to use the tent my good friend, Kylie, got us. Hopefully, we'll get to sneak in some fishing, hiking, and swimming.


I love my life and the people in it. I am so glad to have such a strong home base of family and good friends. Being in Utah for two years has really made me appreciate being physically close to my family and friends and having people that I have grown up with just around the corner or only a few hours away. There isn't much to complain about.







Life is good.