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Although we were in transit all day, we could not be stopped from engaging in the BF frenzy. I think we spent 80 percent of our flight online.

Chicago looks so small from 30k feet.

After 4 glorious days in UT, we are headed home to a crazy 3 weeks in VA. We will be headed back to UT for Christmas.

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So last night I woke with a startle. I was having an arithmea attack . . . pretty painful and physically draining. Anyway, when I stood up to see if I could get my heart to beat normally again (after 45 mins) the floor moved. Eight crickets were at my feet by [...]

Today was the Primary Program and the kids did AWESOME!!!. I was so proud. They were singing their hearts out. So incredibly inspiring. Several of the kids invited friends to listen to them sing and recite their parts. I was just absolutely blown away with the children. The Spirit [...]

Andrew will need to add some commentary since I have no idea what any of these pics are . . . other than the Dome of the Rock. Pretty pathetic!!!
Andrew made the trek (via cab) to Amman today. Took him a lot longer than expected. On the upside, he was able to [...]

First stop: Israel.

DC is stunning! So glad I had a window seat on the flight home Friday morning.

Andrew leaves tomorrow for his trip to Africa and the Middle East. Lucky for me he pushed his trip back three weeks, to try and help me get into the house before he left. Unfortunately, we aren’t going to make it . . . The floors were refinished last week and we need [...]