Piece of Heaven

You know when you get in touch with that one person you've been missing? I just did that. It made me feel a whole lot better about life and she gave me a new perspective on things.
I'm not entirely sure how tomorrow will go but I know I've done all I possibly can and so, I guess I have to have faith in myself and my testing abilities. Easier said than done right?

Today I miss my beloved BYUI. I miss the nice people, all the walks I took around Porter park, the hot dogs across the park, summers in Rexburg, and the wonderful people I came into contact with. I swore never to miss that place but today, I miss the bubble. Really good things happened there and I finished "growing" up. Rexburg will always hold a special place in my heart; no matter how much I swore at the cold or hated smelling like pizza (good ol' Craigos) I still get a sweet, nostalgic feeling just thinking of devotionals, the long walks to the Ricks building, my incredible classes, and the friends who have become family. I fell in love there, the fast, diving-head-first kind and 5 years ago today, he asked me about eternity.

I may have lost my best friend but I gained a life-long knowledge of love, trust, and honesty. I also got a really awesome babe out of it and every time I hold him, I think of the days when I carried him in my belly in frozen Rexburg. He might not remember it... But I sure will never forget those days.

Some people will say Idaho is the worst place ever, so boring with nothing to do. To those people I say, you're boring. Rexburg was fun- as long as you knew how to have fun- and I was always lucky enough to surround myself with incredibly fun/gifted people who kept the Spirit of Ricks alive.