Official

Michael T. (MTB)

Bob Bennett

I love my mom and dad!

My family. My little brothers are bigger than me!

My grandparents!

My grandpa. My grandma couldn't make it because she had knee surgery. (Love you Nanny!)

My aunt Cristina, Uncle Jonathan, and cousin Ethan. Thanks for coming guys, I love you too!

Two of my favorite professors! Peggy on the top was one of my block professors, and Carrie on the bottom was my art integration professor (art integration=my absolute favorite class I've ever taken. One day I'll tell you all about integrating the arts into teaching the curriculum, if you're dying to know.)

Me getting my holder. I refuse to buy this picture (that explains the PROOF)

Some block friends. Another picture I refuse to buy.

The block room. Oh the memories (six hours a day for every freaking day of my life!)

K, so my brothers snuck out after I got my diploma and did this. They say it was done in my honor. I love them.

We have this thing about doing pioneer pictures.

Last Friday and Saturday I became an official graduate. My family was there, Bob Bennett spoke, my brothers wrote my name in the football stand, and I officially left Cedar City for good. I am a real adult now, yikes.

What I'm doing now:

1. Looking for a job

2. Substitute teaching (I've been in this Kindergarten class. I will share more about that later. I can honestly say I made the right choice NOT getting my emphasis in early childhood)

3. Voting for/cheering on/buying songs from Dewyze (someone out there should know what I'm talking about, or maybe I'm super pathetic...)

I am going to miss my time at SUU. I loved my time there. Cedar City is optional, but SUU is the greatest. My biggest class was 75 people, my teachers know my name, I've had 200 hours of practical experience in real classrooms (not including student teaching), and I learned so much and had so much fun doing it.