You May Have Gone to BYU If...






You May Have Gone to BYU If... you feel in love at the Creamery
You May Have Gone to BYU If... you had your heart broken at the Creamery
You May Have Gone to BYU If... you met your wife at college
You May Have Gone to BYU If... you love BYU Sports Nation (shout out to niece Kiki)
You May Have Gone to BYU If... your calf muscle is huge from walking up a mountain every day
You May Have Gone to BYU If... you went to college get your MRS
You May Have Gone to BYU If... you know where Provo, Utah is
You May Have Gone to BYU If... you plan to wear blue and white the rest of your life
You May Have Gone to BYU If...  you think Studio C is funny
You May Have Gone to BYU If... MLM 101 was a required class for your Business degree
You May Have Gone to BYU If... you accidentally went to the MTC your Sophomore year
You May Have Gone to BYU If... you feel in love at on Y mountain
You May Have Gone to BYU If... you had your heart broken on Y mountain.



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