I don't know if Andersen has gotten the email about this blog so I guess I throw something up to represent. Right after graduation we took off for Spokane. It took us 3 days to get there. The first night we made it to Mesquite, NV. And of course since we were going through Provo we had to stop at
BYU. Here we are with the "Y" in the background.
The second night we stayed in
Rexburg, ID and visited with my brother John who is going to school there at
BYU-Idaho. We got up bright and early Sunday morning to go to his singles ward with him. We provided quite the entertainment since our boys were the only kids in the whole room. Hope we didn't embarrass him too much. Here we are standing in front of the new
Rexburg Temple. It should open up sometime this summer.
This is a picture of one of Campbell's many sleeping positions in the van. I don't know how he does it.
They have quite the set up back there.
We made it into Spokane Sunday evening and started unpacking Monday morning. Spokane was having a bit of a heat wave with temperatures up over 90. That made moving a little uncomfortable and our new house didn't have any fans or A/C. It was a long day but we finally got everything in. Here's the house we're renting.
That wednesday we left for Andersen's family reunion in New Mexico. We finally got back this Monday, but Andersen has been in classes all day so the unpacking is going slow.
The second night we stayed in Rexburg, ID and visited with my brother John who is going to school there at BYU-Idaho. We got up bright and early Sunday morning to go to his singles ward with him. We provided quite the entertainment since our boys were the only kids in the whole room. Hope we didn't embarrass him too much. Here we are standing in front of the new Rexburg Temple. It should open up sometime this summer.
This is a picture of one of Campbell's many sleeping positions in the van. I don't know how he does it.
They have quite the set up back there.
We made it into Spokane Sunday evening and started unpacking Monday morning. Spokane was having a bit of a heat wave with temperatures up over 90. That made moving a little uncomfortable and our new house didn't have any fans or A/C. It was a long day but we finally got everything in. Here's the house we're renting.
That wednesday we left for Andersen's family reunion in New Mexico. We finally got back this Monday, but Andersen has been in classes all day so the unpacking is going slow.
1 comment:
don't forget to mention your memorable drive past Drake Family Farms, where every goat has a name, a Utah Century Farm right in the heart of Salt Lake Valley. that was the highlight of your drive right.
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