30 December 2018

 Oh my . . . the year is almost over! It seems like our visit with all of you in Meridian last New Year was really just a few months ago, at most!  And think of all that has happened since then, in our family, and in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. I imagine 2019 will be a blur too. But I'm looking forward to it.   

   I'm especially looking forward to the camp out, the parade, etc., next July. We've made arrangements to use Stella Dunn's old house for overflow guests during that time. The people who bought it don't plan to live there year round and were happy to have us use it for a few nights. Extra bedrooms, an extra kitchen, and at least one extra bathroom . . . right down the road!! 
   Luke's and Kevin's birthdays are coming up next weekend! Looking forward to hearing about your celebrations. 
   Dad and I had a wonderful Christmas with the Weavers and the Hessings. We especially enjoyed sharing Christmas Eve with Zach's family. We had several days of yummy food, fun and thoughtful gifts, wonderful companions, and safe travels. Couldn't ask for more than that!
 I hope you all did the same. 
   We've gotten a few inches of snow this weekend, and now this afternoon it's cleared off. Going to get cold tonight! Elder Mobley, you might appreciate that more than we will! :)
   I think that's all for today. Love to each one of you . . . and prayers for you too. 
   Mom/Johanna/Nana
   
P.S. I've included a picture of the gift I received from my office mate, Jana. It says it all. 😊



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