THE END

I left Provo on Wednesday.  I'm pretty sure forever.
The night before I left Susan and I went to get gelato like we did this summer, but our gelato shop was closed, so we went to the frozen yogurt place under Alpine Village. We had the best chat! We've both left Provo at this point, so it was really bittersweet. She's going to Spokane Washington on her mission and she reports to the mtc in February, so she'll be away from Provo till 2011. I on the other hand probably wont live in Provo again, whether or not I get my bachelors from BYU. But no worries Susan, we're going to be friends for a long, long time. You were exactly the kind of friend Heavenly Father knew I was going to need and I'm so glad we've been able to be there for each other!
Wednesday was a crazy day! I had most of my stuff packed up in boxes but still had my cleaning stuff to do. I got up three hours late and ended up failing my cleaning check (oops...). Then I had to sell my books back ($160!) and I made sure to grab a power bar because the last time I shipped all my stuff home I didn't eat anything until about 6 pm after running between my dorm and the bookstore all day (not good). When I got back to my apartment I had about half an hour to get all my stuff packed and into Kabria's car. Luckily my wonderful visiting teachers (Katie and Karissa) and our new Relief Society Pres (Jessica) came to my rescue! Jessica cleaned my refrigerator for me (Bless her soul)! And some boys came to help take my boxes to Kabria's car. Long story short I got all 6 of my boxes shipped and by the time I got to the airport I just barely made it through security and walked straight no to the plane. Ouff! It was pure insanity! And then I left Utah. Hello California!

4 more days

Not even four... 3.5.  Huzzah! I can't wait to get out of Provo!  I can't wait for the next part of my life to begin! Disney and then Pastry School!  Oh what a glorious feeling!  I was at a shin-dig last night sharing some tartlets and people loved them! I love making tartlets!  I love when people love the food I make! I love when people tell me I'm making the right decision by going to pastry school.

To celebrate my last four(ish) days in Provo, here are four things I learned on Thursday (I was going to make a longer list that day, but I wrote the first three at about 2 pm, after that things sort of went down hill) :
Computer Science Majors are and (judging by their professors) always will be really nerdy.
The people who work in the music library watch [and love] Bollywood movies.
If you go on the Disney College Program you will hold Disney second only to the Gospel for the rest of your life.
Kaitlynn is not the only one who has a hard time eating when she gets broken up with.

Melancholy

So I said "see you sometime..." to a few friends today.  It was nice chatting with them, but when I think about the fact that I could very well not see them ever again...well, it wasn't my favorite feeling.  And considering they were friends I don't see all the time, I don't know how I'm going to deal with saying see you to those friends that I hold most dear.   All I can say is THANK GOODNESS for technology!  Facebook, e-mail, texting, calling...I'm this close to getting skype.  

I can't believe I'm leaving Provo in a handful of days.  It feels SO unreal!  On the topic of leaving Provo, I'm starting a new blog that will be applicable to my life not in Provo.  It's still under construction but I should have it all pretty and ready for reading by the time December 16th comes around.


I'm done with classes.  Now, all I have left to do is pack, bake, and play with friends...  Ugh, sorry this is such a sad post! I promise there is happiness in my life right now!  For example: Last night, FHE was a success!  And to top it off I have about 20 pages of Christmas themed coloring pages to color in.  Trust me, that is happiness enough!  (though not all)