It's easy to get comfortable with what you have. Everything seems to be going well, and it's hard to imagine that things could be much better. The thought of trying something new is scary and uncomfortable. The unknown has always been a big stressor for me. I like to have a plan and know what is coming next. While we were living in Logan, I felt comfortable. We had a great apartment, fun friends, a wonderful ward, and jobs that provided for our family. When Dallin and I started talking about him going to graduate school, I got nervous. Since we got married almost two years ago, we lived in the same apartment. We were both comfortable and happy. However...life happens and things change. We felt good about graduate school for Dallin, even though the thought of moving and living in Salt Lake and starting over completely made me a little nervous. Dallin is planning to get a master's degree in public administration. Hopefully this will help open up more doors for him professionally. After a long application process and waiting period, he got into the University of Utah's graduate school. As many of you know, we recently uprooted our family and made the big move to Salt Lake. After making the move, I have decided that moving, both packing and unpacking, are on my list of the top ten things I dislike the most. However...despite the number of boxes we had to pack and unpack, I'm glad we made the change. It has been fun to be closer to our families and to be involved. After putting our new apartment together and meeting some fun new people, we are starting to feel "at home" again. Sometimes it takes some uncomfortable change to get to something better. It has been so good to spend more time talking and exploring Salt Lake with Dallin and hanging out on the playground and swings with Jackson and having fun with the Salt Lake cousins and friends. Even though we still miss our Logan friends and Logan itself, we're excited about this new adventure we are starting. Bring it on Salt Lake! I'll post pictures of our apartment later.