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I love this time of year. I love the earlier mornings (even though I haven't gotten up), the longer days, the 70 degree days, working in my yard and letting my kids play outside. It is also graduation time and this year it matters because I have SO many people that I love walking. My older sister Tara and my sister-in-law Alli are graduating with their Bachelors from Dixie. My younger brother Riley Ty is getting his associates from Dixie also. My brother-in-law Eric recently passed all he needed to become a Paramedic and my little sister Karlee is getting her Bachelors from SUU. I graduated college at the U in 2007 and it honestly seems so long
ago :( Before me, my sister Stef had graduated with a Bachelors and
then went on to get her Masters. My parents (especially my mom) have
always stressed to us how important college is. I think because she
didn't go, she wanted that opportunity for us. I LOVED college. I went for two years at SUU when I was 19-21 and finished up at the U when I was 23-26 and both college experiences were great. I made memories and had experiences that I think back on often. Jeremy (he is almost done with his Bachelors) and I talk all the time about how we want to stress the importance of going to college to our kids too. I grew a lot and learned a lot about myself during those times. It was not always easy, but then nothing ever worth anything is. I am so proud of my family. I think of how crazy and hard it was and these people are doing it with spouses and families. So even though I know most of them won't see this blog, Good Job, and I love you all!