Last Day of Education Week

It's hard to believe that Friday is here already. I'm sorry I haven't posted daily. Youngest daughter has wanted to stay until the last class of the day is over at 9:30. Add in the construction on I-15, and we haven't been getting to John's parents' home until 11:30 or so. Those that know me well know that is way past my bedtime. But oh so worth it!

I love Education Week. I love the beautiful campus, with the mountains towering above. I love the friendliness of the people, who have come from all over the world to attend. I love the variety of classes and the quality of the instructors. I love the evening performances. Yep, I pretty much just love everything about Education Week.

If you'd like a little taste of Education Week, follow this link to view some videos from classes from past years:

http://byutv.org/show/24466efb-e83a-45e6-9aab-0bddab0ba084

Well, I'm off to prepare for another great day!

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