My favorite word is congratulations.

I GOT IN! I GOT IN! Hallejuah...I am happy. I accepted. I feel good about it. I am relieved that my future is planned out. I am going to go school in the winter and I have the summer off to go home or to go to Alaska. Oh the opportunities! I love opening up doors and finding relief. I can breathe now and not have anxiety. Now I get to register and get my housing contract. This is a happy day where everything will work out for its good.

Anyways, I wanted to share my happy moment of joy.

My favorite words I have read this whole semester:
 Congratulations! You have been admitted to Brigham Young University to begin Winter 2012. Through your preparation and personal achievements you have distinguished yourself from a very strong group of applicants. We believe you will make a positive contribution to the BYU community. It is a great pleasure to welcome you to our campus to pursue your educational goals.

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