Home is Wherever I'm with You

Past Weekend

2 finals (Heather, 3 finals (Greg)

1 MSW party to attend

1 Hathawastill party to throw complete with homemade sodas

1 bridal shower to attend

1 Nelson-Smith shower to throw (cupcakes to make and decorate)

Doublebooking in Salt Lake leads to 7 mins at bridal shower and Chinese food at the Jenkins

2 batches of laundry to do

1 crazy Sunday family dinner to attend

Thank goodness I have such wonderfully helpful friends and family to help me get through both days of intense party planning and throwing.

This Week

Take those finals

Mason's birthday party Monday night

Pack up all of our things (a much longer process than expected)

Gradumicate Gregory

Attend Honors Luncheon

Move out of 1 apartment

Move into 1 other apartment in Boise

Quitting 1 job (Heather), 2 jobs (Greg)

Dinner with friends every night of the week

In the Next 4 Months

New job (Heather), looking for and hopefully finding new job (Greg)

Finish honors thesis and defend it + all the other honors dealios (Greg)

Adjusting to a new city

Attending the Nelson-Smith Wedding back in Utah

Packing up and moving everything again - this time Pullman

2 moves, 4.5 months

As many of you may already know, Greg and I are leaving Utah Valley. After a cumulative 15 years here, we're on our way out - most likely permanently. UTV you've been good to us, but the time has come to make our way to Boise. By name it may not sound too exciting, but you just wait we're getting a 2 bedroom apartment, an internship at D.I. (for Heather), a completed Honors Thesis (Greg), living in a neighborhood with a purported 59 sex offenders, and multiple blog posts about our adventures. And there will be adventures.

Then 4 months later we'll be in Pullman, WA. Another adventure in the West where we should be for 5 years or so that Greg can do his PhD at Washington State University. I will be finishing my MSW at Eastern Washington University, an hour and a half drive away. Wish me luck with road closures in the winter. Brrr and scary.

I like to believe that I'm going to Mongolia when I see pictures like this. (Nearby Palouse, WA).

Stay tuned for more details on the Hathawastill adventures.