Oh my goodness people. I just got home from Education Week at BYU. I did not know it was possible to learn so much, laugh so hard, sleep so little, or eat so much (junk food, that is). This group of girls know how to do Education Week right. And did we ever have a blast.

Shonda, Katie, Kim,
me, Becca, Kristie



On our way to dinner
Shonda may or may not have made Becca and Kristie get out of the car, while stopped at a red light, on University Parkway, to run into the restaurant and get our name on the list! Did I mention Shonda was hungry?

Hiking the Y is so fun, Kristie did it even though she forgot her tennis shoes!

Andrea came to Provo one night to have dinner with us and shop at the BYU bookstore. Super fun to see her!



Look who I found!
Super fun to go to a class with Robb
After watching how I do Education Week, Robb told my mom, "Amy doesn't come to Education Week. Amy comes to Provo". Tomato, tahmato.

Oh. My. For years we have teased Becca about her Education Week boyfriend. She loves this guy and won't miss a class of his. She was walking through campus alone, comes upon he and his wife, and somehow ended up with a selfie!


Right after we took the above picture, Shonda took this one, and quickly took this one, text it to the 5 of us, and asked, "why won't my friends get off their phones and play with me?"
Kristie text us all with her Favorite Things list of Ed Week. It was too good to forget:
Sometimes it is safer to jump out of a car on a busy road than stay in said car with super hungry women.
BYU truffles may have passed BYU brownies as a favorite delicacy. Because they are chocolatey, minty, and very smooth.
We all love Bro. Eggett, but Becca retains the privilege of calling him her boyfriend due to their selfie which also included Sis. Eggett.
Becca is amazing. And brave.
It is possible to climb the Y in flip flops but you will look and feel like a dork.
A game of telestrations late at night will produce hysterical laughter: because pickles, gorillas, and bad breath are harder to draw than you might think.
Dry shampoo is a life changer.
You are all amazing, beautiful, and oh so much fun!
I couldn't go to Education Week without Derek's support. He stayed home and was Mr. Mom. He got kids dressed, on the bus (except that once), did homework and piano practicing, dinner, bedtime and all the rest.
Education Week is such a great chance to recharge my batteries, spend time with fabulous friends, play Telestrations until tears are running down my face, and eat mint brownies until I'm sick. Until next year!

















