Sunday

So Sunday was pretty perfect. It started out with a sleepover @ the bffs. We watched some One Tree Hill & just couldn't fall asleep. We stayed up until 3 just talking. We had to wake up at 730 to get ready for Braxton's farewell speech. i was so tired, but Braxton did amazing ;) i love that kid so much and i am so excited for him to serve the people of San Diego. He will be an awesome missionary. after Braxton's farewell i made the drive to Heber, by myself, to see my favorite brother Jesse. Jesse and I have a special bond, and i really don't know what i would do without him. He is an amazing example. and i want my future husband to be just like him. Jesse and I took out his new rzr thing to the mountains. we had so much fun. we put Josie and Kiana (the worlds cutest dogs) in the back seat and just rode around and took in the beauty. it was so cool to be up there. almost two years ago my dad passed away, and we spread his ashes in the coolest place up the canyon. i love visiting him. it is so peaceful. I am so grateful for my big brother and the bond we share. he adds so much excitement to my life! his dog Josie is like mine and so cute. I can't wait for him to become a dad (DECEMBER), because i know he will be the best ever to a cute little daughter or son! So with how perfect Sunday was, you wouldn't think anything could go wrong, but something definitely did. Two boys who went to my high school passed away Sunday night after a plane crash. i didn't know either of them personally but knew who they were. they were brothers that were so cute. they were good at sports and so funny. it is crazy how fast things can change. but they are now in a better place, and they are so lucky to be together. my heart & prayers go out to his family and friends through this trial. this definitely helps me to not take life for granted. we are all so blessed to be here today, and need to recognize that. This Sunday i was spending time with my brother doing his favorite thing, and so was Jaxon. I know they are in a better place and that they will be with their families again.