I love Monticello Utah. Most people don't even know where it is (my answer: about 45 minuites south of Moab...and no it is NOT warmer there). But I have loved it for as long as I can remember. Being here this weekend has, like always, brought me relaxation and peace that I just can't seem to find at home. And I can't seem to stop making a mental list (I do love a good list!) of the things I "heart" about Monticello.
I love that the air smells fresh and clean...except when it smells like wood burning stove (which is a smell I love even more).
I love that I can see so many stars here...I had sort of forgetten how many stars there are since I never see them.
I love the sound of the wind chimes...which is fairly constant since the wind is ALWAYS blowing in Monticello.
I also love the sound of the wind blowing through the trees.
I love that you can literally go to the store, buy something, and get home within 10 minutes.
I love the 1 stop light sitting right in the middle of town...and I love that I'm not sure it is necessary.
I love that I can really think here...things seem to slow down for me here and make it possible to really work things out in the crazy jumble of my mind.
I love that people wave and say hi...even though they don't know me, they are sure they know someone I'm related to, so that is good enough.
I love the mountains behind grandma's house.
I love the way you can see for miles and miles because there is only open space.
I love my family here.
Now if they could get a Super-Target here...I might think about moving here.
Summer 24th
5 years ago
3 comments:
You could get an awesome preschool going there if you really wanted to.
But you dont want to leave the children :)
You DIDN'T die after all! Love your cute blog background. Anyway, thanks for helping me have a little more appreciation for Monticello. I will try to see it through your eyes (and your list) next time I'm visiting the inlaws :)
Lindsay...I would miss the kids. But seriously the shopping situation there leaves MUCH to be desired. :)
Jill...maybe you will learn to "sort of heart" monticello.
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