Getting a little sad...

It didn't take long to set in that we were really going to have to leave Utah. I think I had been pretty sure before we knew we couldn't stay, that I would want to leave. But as soon as it all set in, I think we both realized just how hard it was going to be to leave. Our friends have really became like family for us. Not only did we love our friends and they loved us, but they also loved Kaylen and she grew to love them like family. It made it so difficult to think about leaving. Kaylen had been with her daycare from the minute she turned 3 months and had been with two of the kids since almost day one, Weston and Lily. Arlo had also been there almost since the beginning. She was able to see these kids on an almost daily basis and in a lot of ways, spent more time with them than she did us. It was hard to think about taking her out of such an amazing environment that we'd been blessed to find that she'd been in for almost 2 years.

And our friendships have only gotten stronger with time. It was a sad thing to leave the people we'd spent so much time with and our jobs that allowed us to spent time with so many of our work friends. I was actually so grateful to work for a place where most everyone I worked with I considered a friend. And some of those people became some of my best friends. I intend to post a few picture from the days before we had to leave. It was the hardest thing we've had to do so far to leave Salt Lake City. We are grateful to Gregg's side of the family that gave us so many amazing memories in Star Valley while we were able to live close, Gregg's sister who moved to Logan and allowed us the opportunity for us to see her a few more times than we could've otherwise, my family who tried to make it out to SLC every few months, and our friends who became like family.