Graduation, Yahoo!

I know you're never really supposed to excuse your work (or in this case, my writing) before you start but, I feel compelled to forewarn you of the lameness of this following post.

I was running from class to class last Wednesday to turn in all my assignments and be on time to the project presentation to my assigned client from the Entrepreneurial Center in Rexburg. During my none existent lunch break I ran to subway for 12" of bliss (meatball marinara w/ ranch and everything on it)I know it sounds gross, and I thought so too for years, until I tried it. Anyway, while waiting in the line up to place my order, it hit me. I realized that an entire phase of my life was coming to a close. An exciting change, yet a scary change. No longer do I have the covering blanket of college that would null any need for major decisions or choices. It's no longer that part of my life that I have to finish to get to the "real" part. I started to tear as I sat behind a red Ford Escape as I though how lucky I had been to have a supporting wife and a desire for self improvement. I know my college career isn't completely done because of my desire to get my MBA yet, I know that I have done a good job and given 4.5 years to help secure the stability of my future family.

I am so excited for the future and everything that it brings.