You know when you're driving down the street with your window rolled down and the sweet aroma of chocolate tickles your nose, you are most definitely in Hershey, Pennsylvania, aka the Banburys new state of residence!!! Woot woot! Yes, we are now official Pennsylvanians. It feels good...weird, but good. It was strange to move to a place where we knew NOBODY and NOTHING was familiar to us. I knew once I saw a certain street sign right by our house that it was a "sign" we were supposed to be here...LUCY AVENUE. How sweet is that? Do you want to know what else is sweet? These cute little Hershey Kiss street lamps they have lining Chocolate Avenue.

Oh, and did I mention that we love it here?! This town is seriously awesome, I can't wait to show it any of you who stop in for a visit(please do!). A big thanks to my mom for flying out with me & keeping me calm during the flight. I was so nervous that Luce would have a melt down on the plane but she was a little angel. She slept almost the whole flight! Yeah girl!
I was a bit nervous about seeing the apartment for the first time because I just had to go by Trey's judgement. We're in the student housing so all I pictured was a teeny-tiny apartment with white cinder block walls, quite reminiscent of my dorm my freshman year(holla Crapsatch!). I'm happy to tell you that I love our place. It's bigger than I thought it would be and it has more storage space than what I thought. They were just remodeled a year or two ago so they look like no one has lived here. My favorite part is the brand new front loader washing machine and dryer! They are awesome, I'm already hooked. I'll post some pics of "the crib" when we have it looking the way we want it...yeah, we have yet to put anything on the walls...hanging pictures isn't exactly #1 on our priority list.
Trey has been studying like crazy! I'm not gonna lie, it's been hard adjusting to being a med student's wife. I really do feel like a single mom most of the time, it's kind of sad. Trey said after his anatomy course is over that the workload should slow down so me and Lucy are looking forward to that so we can see him a little more. He had his first big test today...7 hours long...can you believe that? It's like the MCAT all over again!
The ward out here is great. There are a ton of med students & residents out here. The primary is HUGE. They have 3 different nursery classes. Lucy is going to have lots of friends to play with, I'm excited about that. A lot of the med students live on campus so all the wives usually congregate out by the playground in the day so whenever I get bored I go chit chat with them. Most of their hubbys are in their 3rd or 4th years so they're at a different stage than I am, but they've been so nice and are always inviting me to do stuff with them. They also have tons of great advice.
Before we moved out here, my SIL Nicole told me about how people outside of Utah get so excited when they see babies and I can definitely attest to that now. It's so funny to me because in Utah it's like no big deal because babies are everywhere. Out here there really aren't that many. It's fun taking Lucy places because everyone will stop and talk to her (especially at the grocery store) and just ooh and ahh over her. And tons of people will rubber neck as we walk by because they want to sneak a peek of the baby. We were at Chocolate World and this boy who looked like he was about 10 years old came up to us and said "Cute baby!". It made me laugh to hear a young boy say that. Lucy is practically a celebrity out here. :)
Okay that's enough blarbing for now, I'm off to bed!