Never Dull

You go from one week, just feeling homesick, missing your old roommates and friends… your family, and just the life your previously had. Never go more than a day missing the past. Because even though I still miss all this, I can assure you life is just absolutely amazing in the moment.

What did we do?

Friday we went canoeing, a campfire, a first dam party and I met Bryce Scherschel's cute girlfriend.

Saturday I went to work, caught up on Glee, went grocery shopping, went rock climbing with Phorist and had Keenan and Jason over Brownies after.

Sunday we went to our amazing ward. We met new friends, Kylee went to an interview and then we took a sunday walk home… with duckling siting on the way. SO CUTE! Then lovely Phorist and I sat in the sunshine, fed ducks and serenaded each other on our guitars at first dam. We had ward prayer, I saw the Sean Rathbone I dearly miss. And then played Settlers.

Monday I worked. I had my fabulous neighbors haul me around and went to FHE among friends I already love. We played football just like the summer days in Washington. I then jammed with Ethan on the guitar. Then Matt, Kylee and I went to the hot tub. We learned crazy stories from my crazy friends. We made cookies. We added Garrett to our clan and started our bucket list: fries on the fry statue. And to end the night just right… watch The Bucket List. I just fell asleep and twitched though.

Did I mention I love the people I work with?
That I love Logan, Utah? 
That I love where I live?
And mostly I love Kylee Geisler.

Basically there hasn't been a dry moment yet. Even on Sunday when I was feeling antisocial with my headache I just sat outside in the coldish warmish wind, reading the conference ensign.

I love this summer because everything is falling into place every day and I am just so happy. Sometimes I feel like I talk to much, or am a little weird… which would steer away people… but so far I've just been completely impressed with everyone... their amazing testimonies, personalities and just willingness to just be themselves.