Early Thursday morning, I went to the Temple with Jake (and Austin Judkins). I was SO glad we went because if there was ever I day that I need Temple Blessings, that was definitely the day! Going to the Temple on my moving day made me reminisce about my graduation day. I had a lot of the same feelings--nervousness, excitement, sentimentality, sadness, accomplishment, etc. That day, I also found myself at the Temple with Jake, and I was comforted. That's exactly how this Thursday felt. The Temple is my strength.
I drove the Pilot and followed my dad up to Cedar City. It was my very first time on the freeway! I was a little freaked out every time I looked in my rearview mirror and saw my bike bouncing around, and there was one scary construction zone, but other than that, I was totally fine.
My Little Corner: Before |
My Little Corner: Complete |
We unpacked a few boxes and then went to a shoe store, Lin's, and Wal-Mart to get some groceries and work clothes. My dad helped me hang and organize things, but then it came his time to leave. I wasn't able to hold back the tears. I knew that it would only be a few days until I'd see him again, and I've said goodbye to him hundreds of times for longer periods, but it was the whole feeling of my dad leaving and me being (mostly) on my own. I had a hard time entering this new stage of life. After I finished hanging my clothes and had gathered myself together, I went downstairs and watched a little T.V. Regan (Jake's cousin and one of my roommates), came and watched with me. Her friend Kaycilia joined us for a little bit and we had some fun. The Finaus came over and took me out to dinner at Pizza Factory. After I got back, Regan, Kaycilia, and I went to go get sno cones. The place we went to had exploding sno cones (they put pop rocks on top), it was super fun! We came back and just watched some more T.V. until bed.Ramen Noodles...I'm an official college student now! |
Cut the recipe in half...three times. |
So far, I like the apartment, the people (even though I've only met a couple), and the town. I feel comfortable here, but it's definitely not home! Part of me is contemplating not going to school during Summer Semester and going home for a few weeks instead. It would make this whole thing feel less permanent! I guess I'll just cross that bridge when I get to it.
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