Kissing Keith Goodbye

We've been trying to sell Taylor's car, Keith, for about five months now. In reality it hasn't been that long, but it felt like forever. After months of waiting, people trying to scam us, and people who didn't follow through it is sold. Out of our parking lot. Parked in some strangers driveway. Never to be driven by us again. Gone forever. We had to drive down to Logan to sell it, but it was so worth it.

Very happily signing the title over

His grandparents gave him this car, but it wasn't very practical for us or for the Idaho winters. We Taylor has been car shopping constantly for months, and we found a car that is perfect for us. Selling this car was the answer to our prayers. It really taught us that things are not done in our time, but they are done in the Lord's time. The guy that bought it had looked at five others cars, but he chose ours. It was such a blessing for us to sell the car at this time. The car that we are planning on buying should be done in a week or two, and now it won't be as big of a deal for us to buy it. We're no longer stressing over it and trying to figure out how we'll make ends meet. I can't even express how happy I am that it is gone. I'm pretty sure that I told Taylor at least fifty times that I'm so happy that we sold it. 

We had some time to kill before the guy got to Logan so we figured that we would make something out of it by shopping, visiting the temple, and going out for dinner. 

We saw the bulls, and I tortured the boys with a Hobby Lobby trip. sorry not sorry

I'm in love with everything about the Logan temple.

Our 'hooray we just sold the car' dinner date was to Chik-fil-a so clearly we're still cheap. We stopped to drop off Taylor's brothers and talked to his parents for a little while and then we headed home. It turned out to be almost a twelve hour trip, but it couldn't have gone any better.