Governor Michael Leavitt said so. It's a big deal :)

I couldn't be more excited that this actually happened. For some reason, at the beginning of the semester, it just didn't seem real. 

But here we are, sleepless nights and many tears later, at the end of our undergraduate education. 

In order to graduate with Taylor, I had to step it up. I completed a whopping 34 credits this semester to do it. (I tested out of 16 credits of Spanish to make it to the finish line.)

Whoop whoop!!!

After a crazy morning, we stopped in for a quick breakfast at Magleby's Fresh. We love us some French toast! :) 

Look at that guy. :) he's just great. 

A couple of buds. They started their careers at BYU together freshman year with pictures in front of this sign, and that's how they left it. 

Funny dudes. 

The New Canaan peeps we found. 

A sea of blue. 

It was a quick procession and he happened to sit about 6 rows ahead of is for the whole thing. 

Proud parents! 

Larson Clan

I had to finish finals while Taylor took his victory lap because my graduation ceremony was a week later. 

Awaiting the sea of black and red. 

I love these guys. Just missing Brett...

It was an almost summery day on May 2, 2014. (BYU graduates from the Marriot School ran from the Marriott Center as a huge, dirty rainstorm hit)

Sister liked my sunglasses 

These guys are the best. 

We have some pretty great people. They have been fantastic role models. Thank you for all your hard work, late nights, tears wiped and urgent phone calls answered. You are such a blessing to us and we couldn't have made it without you. 

We love you!

It was an amazing journey and I'm glad we finished together. Taylor gave me a darling sign for our home that says: Larson Family Est. 2013

and our family motto: 'We Can Do Hard Things'

It helped us when we were enduring long distance and to help us make the distance to these wonderful days of celebrating the tough semester behind us. What an adventure. 

Off to the next!