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Bring on 2018

The post-Christmas week was pretty mellow. The kids went to their mom's house. Kory and I rode with my parents and Kristi and Terry to Meridian to go through the temple with Caden, as he gets ready for his mission to Dallas Texas. It was fun to share that time with him and his family.


Since we were in the car eight hours or so, I downloaded the Unabomber series on Netflix and spent most of the drive watching it. It was intense. Kory can't watch TV in the car or else he gets car sick, so in the end, Kristi and I were in the back watching Netflix and Kory rode shotgun and chatted with Terry. Good times!

We took Phoebe out for an early birthday dinner to Fuji. They sang to her and everything. She will be 17 next week. Weird to think she'll be a Senior before we know it. Time flies. It was funny, we were sitting around the cooking area with about seven other people and right when we were wrapping things up, the guy next to us asked Kory if he was still teaching at BYUI. Then another person across from us was like, "I KNEW I knew you. You were my seminary teacher." Ended up that Kory knew every person at the grill in some way. It was hilarious.


Kory and I spent a mellow New Year's Eve because the kids were at their mom's and it was Sunday which kind of puts a damper on the whole party thing. Looking forward to a great new year.


On New Year's Day Kory watched a lot of football and we had Morgan and Austin and Andy join us.


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