back in the big city.

Well Nick and I moved... again. We moved back to Utah County. I was dreading the move for lots and lots of reasons. I hate packing. I knew it was going to take multiple trips. I hate moving. I hate unpacking. And I hate Provo. Just to name a few. Luckily most of our stuff was still packed from Mona. The actual moving part wasn't that bad because my sisters helped {shout out to Stacie and Kiersten but mostly Stacie}. And honestly I haven't hated Provo. I love that it closer to my job. I love that it is closer to Nicks job. Because its closer to work Nick and I have been able to hangout more. I love leaving work and being home 10 minutes later. Not having to get on the freeway or deal with all the annoying construction. I have been able to hangout with Stacie, Kiersten and my new niece Haylie more too. By the way Haylie loves me. I know I am her favorite aunt ever... do you blame her? Stacie and I actually had a little photo shoot with her and I must admit I did a good job. It must be all the practice I got in yearbook. Nick and I both love our new place too. Its a good size, cheap, new, and cute. I have been enjoying myself decorating the place and making it our home. We are very happy and very excited about this new change in our lives. Its been interesting being back in Happy Valley I hope it has some more happiness for us.

My Pink Bracelet

My bracelet is even in our engagements  

Three years ago on my birthday Nick and I went to Nickelcade. With our tickets we got matching bracelets, mine was pink and Nicks was red. We have worn them ever since. Yesterday at work I noticed my bracelet wasn't on my wrist. I almost started to cry. I looked everywhere at work. I am now in the process of looking everywhere in my house {it's not looking good}.  My wrist doesn't look the same. It is weird not having it on. Its silly really. My bracelet has seen much better days... it wasn't really that pink anymore. And in reality I could buy me that same bracelet for 25 cents. However I am still upset about losing it. Its amazing how something so small can mean so much.