Just Need A Little Help From Our Friends

This post: Corny, but necessary. This post is dedicated to people that saved my life this past month. Our last couple of weeks in Provo were absolutely crazy and there is no way we would have made it out alive without so many good people to help us. And yes, all pictures are pirated from various sources.

Thayne and I took turns being sick about the time we needed to really get into the nitty gritty of packing. Kalie & Jordan, Katrina, and Bethanie came to the rescue to entertain and help.

To make light work of loading our PODS container, Dallas & Jessica, DJ & Sammy, and Jason & Suzy were right there with us. And I don't know what we would have done without Jason and Suzy's air mattress those few days we camped in our house with our mattress load up.

 Eileen and Maran were so sweet. Maran came to help watch Thayne and Eileen saved us with delightfully yummy food.

A very old, but very cute picture of Eileen and Maran

And what would we have done without the Noyes'? Amanda and Eric were positively angelic. They let us sleep at their house once ours was packed, watched Thayne for hours on end, helped clean our empty house, and made the crazy hectic-ness completely doable. Thayne absolutely loved spending time with them which made it so much easier to leave him and focus on getting work done even sneaking away for the best date we've had in a long time (we got to use our Seven Peaks Passes one last time, went out to eat at The Banana Leaf on University, and even went out for ice cream afterward). Thayne had a blast swimming, playing the piano, eating yummy food, going on walks, taking naps, 

and playing with Eric. 

They even indulged us in a last minute photo shoot in front of our little house, another photo shoot with Ty in his cap and gown in front of the BYU entrance, and one last stop at our favorite Provo restaurant. When we meet up again I'll have to steal the cap and gown pics of Ty. Right, Manda? 

From here, we jumped in the car and started the journey to our new home.

We were fed, sheltered, and helped by so many people that will be terribly missed by this little family.