People Watching & Blog Posting

So I am sitting here at the SLC airport (on the floor actually) and I am waiting to go home. It will only be a short trip but I am still excited. I have just finished a bunch of homework, and while I still have some to do, I would rather just write this...and people watch. Because the cute little old lady sitting in front of me is hilarious.
One thing I have decided is that I have 2 homes. And that was kind of a funny thing to think about at first. But as my mind often does, it analyzes everything, and the conclusion is whether I am leaving Texas or leaving Logan, I am going home. And how blessed am I that I have two places that completely embrace and accept me. In Texas I have parents and siblings that I love with my whole heart! I have a puppy dog (one who is getting old but will always be a puppy to me!) and the house I grew up in. In Logan I have my own space to discover who I am and what I want to be when I grow up! I have a University full of people who are kind just because I am a fellow Aggie, and some of the best friends (who are like family) who not only do I adore but I would do anything for!
So while I am sitting here waiting to board a plane that will take me across the country, I know that I woke up this morning and will fall asleep at home.

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