So Long P-TOWN!

After my dear friends Katy and Haley left me all alone in Provo, I was pretty much over the mixed feelings stage and ready to get myself out of Provo. I just had a few more finals and packing to do. And then after that, it wasn't long till I said goodbye to Heritage forever! I was sad indeed. All the decorations have been saved though, and the memories are forever in my heart :)

So here is a picture of our desk. A mess as usual. We had a collection of pictures, quotes, notes and of course the goldfish card collectibles.

Here is my favorite collection we started. Before Christmas break, me and Katy had a water bottle filled with trash and other random things hanging from our light. We had filled it over a few days and decided it would make a nice decoration. When we got back from break we discovered that it was gone! Our mean Hall Advisor went and took it down because it was a "fire hazard". I guess she didn't find our matches ;) So about a month before school ended we thought it would be nice to leave her another present. We started filling this water bottle with chewed gum. The day before I left I filled it with some sweedish fish (our favorite) and some of Katy's nasty vitamin C pills she was always trying to get me to eat. And that is the story of our bottle. Some say it's gross...we call it art.

Okay so for whatever reason, this picture is sideways and there it won't let me do anything about it. Oh well. So here is mine and Katy's door. It has inspirational quotes and scriptures that help us to remember to face our day with a smile and with courage. I looked at it every day before I left and it always made me happy. It reminds me that I can go out and make change, even if it is as small as having a better attitude. I love it!

This is the outside of our door. It is sad to think that I will never again enter into the magical room of Marmal and Katers. It's magical because of all the wonderful memories it holds. From the first night we bonded in Asian Aerobics, to the last time we hugged and cried. There were many snores, farts, laughs and soo many good times. I will never forget all the wonderful things that happened to me in this room.