My mind has been racing with so many different thoughts.
Boston.
Last day of College classes.
A missing little girl.
5 months of marriage.
I found out about the Boston Marathon Bombings in my one o'clock class yesterday and immediately had a pit in my stomach. I knew my parents were visiting Boston this week and wasn't sure if they were in the city yet. I spent the next hour sick with worry. They weren't answering their cell phones and I couldn't find out when they had arrived. Finally I got a phone call and texts from my parents saying they had just landed in Boston and were on their way to their Hotel. I was so glad they were safe.
Moments like this make you realize what's really important. What really matters.
Yesterday was also my last day of undergraduate classes. I know I'll be going back for graduate school only 3 days after graduation, but it won't be the same. I won't be on campus, in the library, student center or any of my regular classrooms. It will be very different. And don't get me wrong, I'm very excited. I was just feeling nostalgic. This campus, my classes and my experiences have been so fantastic these last 4 years.
Now it's time to move on to bigger and better things.
On top of the mixture Boston and Graduating, I came home to find out a young girl in our neighborhood had gone missing. It was just too much for one day. My heart was broken for her poor parents and I couldn't stop worrying about this cute little girl that I had never met. I'm so happy that she was found this morning.
The light at the end of the tunnel.
Today Scott and I have been married for 5 months. In a way it seems like we've been married WAY longer than that. It's cheesy, but I can't remember my life without him. We're two peas in a pod now. But in another way, it seems like a long time. 5 months ago today was the best day ever because I was sealed to my best friend (who's also super good looking, hardworking and practically perfect).
So ya, lots of thoughts today.
Happy five months you handsome man!
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