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Summer Is Winding Down

Summer is winding down. I know because we actually bought school supplies!! We enjoyed watching Ryker one day and took him on a walk down to a new little park in our neighborhood. 



Because I don't like three kids talking to me at once, asking me if they can have things, I took them one at a time to Walmart to buy school supplies. When they asked why, I just said, "So I don't get irritated." Worked like a charm.

 Summer means swimming, so we tried to fit in a few water days. I took the kids to the Aquatic Center one day.

On Friday, we got Kory and Austin's little family to come to Rexburg Rapids. Because it was a little cooler than it has been, it wasn't too crowded. The kids had so much fun we stayed until it closed at 8:00 p.m. It was a fun day and we took baby Andy into the lazy river and she liked it. Different parts of the park were closed three times because of fecal matter in the pool. OOoooh! It was kind of funny but I could tell the workers and managers were getting really irritated. Finally, the manager came around asking each person at the park if they had babies without liners on. Good times!







We heard from Elder Kunz today and it sounds like his first week in Michigan has been great. I'm so glad he's liking the work and the elders that he works with.

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