Humphries Family History

  Dear everybody,    There are two things I need to clarify from my email last week.  First: I'm not sure how I did it, but the Stake Relief Society activity I'm helping to plan, is the same weekend of our "girls" get together. So obviously, I'll be in Meridian with Aimee, Lynsey, Natalie, Heidi, and Dixie that weekend. I'll do all I can to help prepare for the RS activity, but it's not the most important thing to me. Second: I said I have "so many" stumbling blocks, when referring to my ponderizing scripture, I didn't mean I have lots of problems or trials, I meant I have lots of weaknesses; that's the definition of stumbling blocks I was thinking of.    We're getting lots of snow, sometimes cold temps, but it's February, so I'm not complaining. I think winter is to make us appreciate the other seasons more.     At work, we're trialing a new position, that of an Intake Nurse, in the surgery department. My boss chose me to...

  Hi all,    First, something I forgot to include last week: Joseph Haeberle's wife, Mary's dad, Richard Mauery, passed away, on Mary's birthday (Jan 18), just a few weeks after her mom and dad had moved in with them. Her dad had cancer and was on Hospice. Gran and I got to go to the service they had for him in Rexburg, and I think the Mobley's went to the one in Pullman.     Sam, thanks for the email last week and all the wonderful pictures! It's so fun to see the girls in their dance recital, the ice fishing, and I love what you, Natalie, and Bradley are doing with your "mud room." Lots of work, I'm sure, but you'll enjoy it so much. Glad to know you survived the cold!    Moose and I just got back from taking a walk. The temperature is great, about 38 degrees, but the WIND is crazy strong! We headed south, which was a good thing; we got the worst of the trip over first, pushing into the wind. Then we turned around and headed north and it blew us...