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Vernal Trip

Over President's Day weekend, Kory and I traveled to Vernal so Kory could do a fireside. I was also excited to see my sister Jodi's family, since she's due with a baby tomorrow! We stopped in Heber City and ate a delicious lunch at the Wasatch Back Grill. It's just off Main in Heber and the hot roast beef is incredible!

We got to Vernal and visited with my sister, then Kory and I headed for the Vernal Temple to do a session. It's such a neat temple and we had a nice session. Of course, Kory bumped into two or three people from his Vernal days. We stopped at the Chinese place to get take out and went to Grovers to eat with them.

Some friends of Jodi's who were kind of sponsoring the fireside invited us to stay at their guest house, so we took them up on it. They really spoiled us, and it was a nice getaway for Kory and I.

On Sunday, we had breakfast with the Grovers, then visited some friends, then went to church with Grovers. We also had dinner with Grovers and then went to do the fireside. It was a five stake youth fireside and they packed the chapel and gym. Kory said, "I want to thank all of my former students for dragging their kids here to hear me." Afterwards, he shook hands for almost an hour. He still has a lot of students in the area.









Monday morning we headed home. It was a fun trip and a nice getaway for our third wedding anniversary. Time flies!

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