Goodbye

(originally posted on Myspace)

Sunday, December 16, 2007

Goodbye As most of you know, I moved away from Logan today. I am currently in the transition between Logan and Cedar City. I want to pay tribute to the highlights of my years spent there. Old Main Hill Here's to the times we just rolled down on our walk to Chris's. We've done our share of good old sledding, and maybe more than our share of extreme sledding, ranging from everything to saucer circles to standing up to catastrophes in tree country. Here's to trash-bagging in the rain, and studying there in the spring. Oh, and let's not forget the incidents involving ground flowers and small fires. I can't throw. Sports We got a little crazy with the face paint at hockey games where we narrowly escaped many a severe bludgeoning from opposing teams and fans. Mike proposed to Jaime on center ice. We had our fun doing the Scotsman after knowing what we know about Japanese exercise videos. Heck, we've even started a mosh pit or two doing that dance. Country Dancing Country dancing was great but it was the afterparty that kept me going. Who knew what we would do after visiting the Fun Park wednesday nights? It always involved slurpees, that was constant, but who knew beyond that? Would we sneak into Hyrum Dam with random strangers? Would we play at a park and get chased by the cops? Would we lay on the grass by the temple doing stand-up and scaring the wits out of helpless females? It was always so exciting to anticipate what would come of the night. Fun Park/Pie Night Here's to working doubles on Saturdays to experience "death on a stick." The Friday night tradition became known as "pie night," and we laughed till we cried every time...especially Mitch. Some of us had such a love/hate relationship with that place...sometimes I wonder why people stay so long. As co-workers who had to suffer together, we also liked to have fun together watching movies at Nate's, having parties, or just hanging out. Relationships What a broad thing to talk about, but it's actually really simple. I have come across some amazing people who I feel will always be on my side, even after I'm gone. Here's to all the guys I dated, wanted to date, and let's not exclude "those I could do without." The last category includes the time a 40-year-old tricked me into going on a date with him, a couple stalkers, and people I just didn't like. Here's to the one that got away and the ones I'm glad I got away from. To the frienships based on love thicker than blood. We cried a lot of tears together and shared a million smiles. After all the parties, broken hearts, laughing fits, and hard times, I have found my friends to be the most loyal, awesome friends anyone could ever ask for. I love you all and will miss you. We've had such great times (like when Rich pushed me down the stairs, the time I became a fake true aggie, or when I tried to hop that pole at Temple Square.) It's been fun, Logan. Goodbye.