Well, friends and family, Saturday was the official end of Kevin's Fall Semester here at BYU-I. I am not at all embarrassed to admit that I spent as much time as possible with him this last week. On Saturday we made breakfast for my brothers and ourselves and then we got to work going through his stuff and figuring out what I would be keeping here and what he would be taking back to Oregon. We got it all sorted out and put his stuff in my car, said a few last goodbyes (he did, anyway) and then we went on a search around town for his iPod. Never fear, the iPod was found and is unharmed ;).After the recovery of the iPod we headed for Idaho Falls. It was a mostly quiet ride, but a good one nonetheless. When we reached the airport I helped pull some of his things out of the trunk and then we said our goodbyes. I'd be lying if I told you it was not one of the hardest things I've had to do. It gets harder every time I have to let him go. He won't be back until April, just before Summer Semester begins. It's going to be really hard, but so worth it. Kevin is more than worth the wait.
So there you go. I actually had to come back and go straight to work after dropping Kevin off, which was probably a blessing because instead of going home and shutting myself up in my room I went and worked hard and distracted myself from my loneliness. It was a good thing. And Kevin was a gem and let me know every time he landed and when he was home at last so I didn't have to start worrying at all. Thank you, love, it was much appreciated.
I think that's all I have to say right now. Ummm... car updates: it cost a pretty penny for the essential repairs in Logan. I was sent home with the car and a list of other things that need to be taken care of on the car as soon as possible. How happy for me. It's always so nice to see all of your hard-earned savings gone like that *snap*
On a happier note! Christmas is almost here! I hope you all have a wonderful Christmas with your families/friends and are able to feel the peace that the Spirit can bring at this sometimes (if not often) stressful time of the year. I love you all and appreciate all you have done and continue to do for me. Each one of you has left your own unique impression on my life. Thank you.

