#efy2016provo5a

Hello readers! This is Aubrey, and today you will be reading my novel "#efy2016provo5a". 

So buckle your seat belts, get comfy and read on. . . 

This year was seriously AMAZING! 

Everyday I felt the Spirit and learned so many new things. On Monday morning we drove to Provo to drop Aly and I off at registration. This was after my mom, brother and sister embarrassed us to death!!  They pulled up to this car of boys and kept slowing down and waving.  Aly and I were seriously considering dying our hair brown to be able to hide.

Next we drove to our dorm curbside, said our goodbyes to the fam and started unpacking right away. Then we went to the BYU creamery right downstairs and enjoyed our ice cream on a hot day! #grahamcanyonforthewin 

Making the emoji face on the right :) --->

 Tuesday we enjoyed some awesome classes and food. Wednesday was awesome because we got to touch a first, yes FIRST edition of the Book of Mormon. (It's okay if you feel jealous right now.) Just kidding. But seriously it was so cool because this book has gone through so many people's hands and has touched so many lives. It was AWESOME!  

So Thursday is ALWAYYYYYYYS my absolute favorite day because everyone is very reverent and the Spirit is always present. We studied the Living Christ and that was really neat and then we had a fireside, Lexi Walker sang "I Know That My Redeemer Lives" then we sang the EFY Medley and had a testimony meeting. It was such a cool day.

My girls and my counselor Jenessa.  Let's just say I interviewed this girl's finance and they are going to be happy ever after!  I loved Jenessa!

            My awesome company.

          Friday we had more classes, made a video about sharing the gospel, practiced answering nonmembers questions about the church and had one last fireside. Saturday morning my family picked me up and Andrew, my parents and Grandparents Prescott did baptisms in the newly dedicated in the Provo City Center Temple. I have no words to describe the peace and beauty of the temple! It was such a cool experience.