I can't believe it's finally here, the last day of winter semester.

 Skeptical doesn't even begin to describe the [uh..for lack of seeming 

as though my self-esteem has been sfitened out of me] impossibility 

of the semester before me and my ability to actually make it through.

But I did it. I might have cried a few times when I thought that I

was doing too much but not enough, crazy I know. But it's over.

To celebrate Garrison and I stood outside in the GOREGOUS

weather to get our FREE j. dawgs. So worth the wait...and

definitely worth skipping class for, I mean come on--it was free!

In exactly one week I'll be so excited that I won't sleep and will more

than likely keep Garrison up in the process. The following morning I will

wake get up, get ready, and go to the BYU Marriott Center.

I'll sit amongst people I don't know, near friends that I love so much and

listen to Elder Scott deliver a speech to the graduating class of BYU 2011.

It's really surreal to me. I can't believe I'm finished college. I can't believe

that I'm married and finished college and staying in Utah. 

That's love! Ha. No, really. It is. I'd leave if I could, but I love Gar too much.

These next few years are going to be incredible, I can just feel it.

Luckily, I had a j.dawg to celebrate this new chapter in our lives.

Sharing it with my best friend and main man wasn't too bad either.

Now that I've gushed this to pieces...

I'll leave you with a text from the hubbs:

"j.dawgs was great with my lady..."

I thoroughly enjoyed my dawg with you too, dawg*.

[*Sidenote]: Garrison has this "habit" of calling his brother, dad, and friends "dawg" and it has somehow caught on as a "hip" term to use in our house...except he's the only one who thinks it's hip. An example of it's usage would go as follows:

Me: "I love you, babe."

Gar: "Love you too, dawg." (with a smirk on his face--followed by a wink)

He's just too funny. Too, too funny. That's why I ended the post with "dawg" as a tribute to his goofiness.

I can't believe it's finally here, the last day of winter semester.

 Skeptical doesn't even begin to describe the [uh..for lack of seeming 

as though my self-esteem has been sfitened out of me] impossibility 

of the semester before me and my ability to actually make it through.

But I did it. I might have cried a few times when I thought that I

was doing too much but not enough, crazy I know. But it's over.

To celebrate Garrison and I stood outside in the GOREGOUS

weather to get our FREE j. dawgs. So worth the wait...and

definitely worth skipping class for, I mean come on--it was free!

In exactly one week I'll be so excited that I won't sleep and will more

than likely keep Garrison up in the process. The following morning I will

wake get up, get ready, and go to the BYU Marriott Center.

I'll sit amongst people I don't know, near friends that I love so much and

listen to Elder Scott deliver a speech to the graduating class of BYU 2011.

It's really surreal to me. I can't believe I'm finished college. I can't believe

that I'm married and finished college and staying in Utah. 

That's love! Ha. No, really. It is. I'd leave if I could, but I love Gar too much.

These next few years are going to be incredible, I can just feel it.

Luckily, I had a j.dawg to celebrate this new chapter in our lives.

Sharing it with my best friend and main man wasn't too bad either.

Now that I've gushed this to pieces...

I'll leave you with a text from the hubbs:

"j.dawgs was great with my lady..."

I thoroughly enjoyed my dawg with you too, dawg*.

[*Sidenote]: Garrison has this "habit" of calling his brother, dad, and friends "dawg" and it has somehow caught on as a "hip" term to use in our house...except he's the only one who thinks it's hip. An example of it's usage would go as follows:

Me: "I love you, babe."

Gar: "Love you too, dawg." (with a smirk on his face--followed by a wink)

He's just too funny. Too, too funny. That's why I ended the post with "dawg" as a tribute to his goofiness.