These are the days we'll always remember.

Well, there goes another weekend. I swear they go by WAY to fast lately.

I had Bonham this weekend and we had a good time. I took him to the Utes game yesterday as his birthday present, man was it cold! It rained the entire first half, and by the end of the third quarter we decided to go home--the Utes were definitely going to win and we were definitely too cold to wait for it to happen. So, we came home, and made some grilled cheese sandwiches with noodle soup to help us warm up. It was a good day, he even told me that on the way back home riding Trax. "Today was a good day, Sissy." It definitely made me smile. That little boy has more of my heart than I think he'll ever know, I love him so very much.

We didn't take many since it was so wet and cold, but here are a few of the pictures from the game.

This was BEFORE the rain started coming down like crazy:

Isn't he just so handsome?!

Go Utes!--Sportin' the spirit in a Poncho..

What a goofball..this is my little brother for ya.

And, last but not least..this is us after the rain started to mellow out:

I hated having to take him back down to Provo to meet my dad and give him back, but I guess it's what we gotta do. It's hard living a few hours away from my family(ies), but I know it always could be worse. I can't imagine not being able to actively be involved in my siblings lives--they are my world.

Sometimes it's hard looking back on how my life has turned out completely different than I had expected--but I have realized that if it didn't work out this way, I wouldn't have been able to have the amazing opportunities I have had. I wouldn't have been able to dedicate so much of my time and love to both of my siblings, Sarah and Bonham, if life had turned out the way I was planning. I am so very happy and proud to be able to say I am truly trying to be the best sister I can to both of them. I just hope it holds true for them, and I am able to continue to do so. Honestly, I probably have a few of the most amazing siblings anyone could ever ask for--and with them I have developed and helped create long-lasting, incredible emotional bonds that I believe will never, ever be broken. :)