Where are you Spring?

I think that it's rather ridiculous to have to worry about road conditions when traveling in April, but yesterday I had the pleasure of driving from Rexburg to Taber on slushy roads (actually the roads between Great Falls and Taber were nice and clear). Thank-you to Brittany for taking the wheel for a few hours so I could sleep. So the semester is over and I'm home for about a week. The end of the semester means that this is no longer a blog for my family relations class, so I guess it'll just be like another journal for me or there's a good chance that I'll need a blog for classes in the future. It's weird to be home without my brothers, it's kind of lonely, but I'm glad that Connor has struck out on his own and that Darren is serving the Lord in Mexico City. The last few days have been bittersweet, sure it's nice to be done with classes and finals, but the end of the semester means saying goodbye to roommates, classmates, teachers, and friends; it means white glove checks, packing, and driving all of which I hate. The saddest part for me is that I won't be living with Chrissie Yelton anymore, we've grown pretty close in our three semesters as roommates. But she's being replaced by Christin Humphreys, who is equally awesome! Being in Taber means delicious home-made meals (all of my favorites), fresh-baked cookies, a shower with excellent water pressure, a more comfortable bed, sleeping for as long as I want, watching NCIS with my dad, and viewing the last three months of pictures on the family computer. Whatever shall I do with all of my glorious spare time?