So that was a fun and very LONG trip. Literally about 2500 miles in a minivan with 5 people. Now all of you with huge families laughing at me can just be quiet for a second, because the average leg of the journey went something like this:
My dad is driving my grandmother is co-piloting and the stupid GPS named Archibald is hollering at everyone RECALCULATING! meaning grandma told dad to go a different way the GPS doesn't like, and my dad really can't hear either my grandmothe,r the GPS, my mother or my brother and I killing each other in the back seat... Fun stuff!
But really it was an amazing trip. I Am always amazed at god's creations and the idea that we helped create some of this earth is another amazing concept I'm still trying to grasp. So life is good and I'm home. (Which in the end is always an amazing feeling in and of it's self.)
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Well, welcome back to Springville, young sir!
I notice your birthday's been removed from the ward calendar. Decided against turning 18? I don't blame you. It's dreadfully anticlimactic.
Happy Birthday, Eric (isn't it sometime this week?) and welcome home!
I'm glad you had a good trip, including your adventures in the car. For me, those are almost more memorable than the actual destination at times!
God really does bless us. And my, what an understatement.
Yay for Nature!
He sure loves us bunches to send us to such a pretty place when He could've just not bothered and given us some nice, simple dirt to live on.
Again, we're glad you're back! Would you like to join us for Temple trips once again? Wednesdays at 7am!
Cheerios!
Thanks Haley. My Birthday is'nt for a little while (22nd) But life is good. Maybe I'll make it to the temple this next week, We'll see.
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