Thanks to everyone for your overwhelming kind comments and thoughts about my last blog. I don't think I've ever had that much feedback on a blog I've posted before--I loved it. Everyone's encouragement and positivity really kept me going through the past few days which have been really challenging. Needless to say, life's been different. But mostly because

It's one thing to have your heart broken. It's another to watch people you love get their hearts' broken. We lost the campaign today. We lost by 44 votes. I've been sitting on the same spot on my couch for nearly four hours now thinking (and texting people in between of course) and just trying to process everything.

Look at me, blogging two weeks in a row almost. What can I say? I somehow find exposing my life and insecurities to you therapeutic. How does that make sense. Excuse me now while I word-vomit at you. This week was lonely. This week was really lonely. Other than a great date, the only thing I enjoyed was

So much to catch up on, but quite frankly, you don't need an update on my life and that's not why you're reading this--you can stalk me on Facebook or Instagram if you'd really like, I'm pretty good at keeping up with that and posting well. Life. Am I ever going to get it? I ask myself that

PROVO, Utah – It was half-time at Brigham Young University homecoming game last Saturday. All 65,000 seats at the LaVell Edwards football stadium were filled. The crowd roared as the basketball team came out onto the field but nothing could compare to the cheers when star-player, Tyler Haws walked out. With overwhelming support from success in basketball from