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It's a Wrap

Well, 2015, it was nice knowin' ya. We wrapped up our holiday break with a couple of fun things. We went to dinner with Kory's brothers and their wives. We ate at Fuji's and then had pie back at the house. Always fun to catch up with the family.



On New Year's the kids were with their mom, so we just ate and went to a movie and were in bed pretty early. The next day we took off in the morning for Salt Lake. We had a late breakfast/lunch at The Blue Plate Diner, then we checked into our hotel. Kory watched some football and we sat in the hot tub. 

That night we headed down to Temple Square to enjoy the lights. We had to make a run to Kneaders for a steamer and some soup. We visited both visitor's centers and had a good time. The crowds weren't bad at all. 






The next morning, we ate breakfast at Kneaders (cinammon French toast, ,,,,,). Then we went to the Church History Museum and we really enjoyed the new exhibit on church history. Some really interesting additions and an awesome new movie of the First Vision. 

After that we headed home and back to life and responsibility. It was nice to get away for a little while. Bring on 2016!

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