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I'm finally moved into the new house! (If you consider a packed suitcase and no furniture moved in ;)...I'm SO happy to be here! This house is beautiful, I feel like a wife!!!  It's also way more peaceful with no conflicting authorities in this house. Ahh it's just so nice...I really cannot help but praise the Lord for such a beautiful home! New home, new beginnings.

I finally got to see everyone at church today and that was so refreshing! It seems like it's been so long! I was gross, sick and coughing and blowing my nose everywhere. But so many people still attempted to hug me lol and that was nice! Lots of questions about the honeymoon, reminiscing about the wedding day, talking about babies, being startled by Mark coming out of nowhere yelling "YOU'RE MARRIED YOU'RE MARRIED! I READ YOUR BLOGS!!!" Hahaha so good! It's our last time in that tent! I'm just happy to know Kev and I came back married, had our last time in service there, and are moving to a new church building. New home! New church building! Perfect timing! But I feel better health wise, maybe it's the spiritual encouragement, I'm studying for NCLEX and Kevin and Zach are next to me talking about their homework, having something to do with John Frame & the image of God. Earlier they were laughing for like 20 minutes with their theological jokes. I seriously do not understand what they are talking about lol.


Kevin and Zach trying to deal with 8 different interpretations...look at how serious they are! You'd never guess they were dying from laughter a few minutes before!


Life is good! Even in being sick, God wanted me to remember how weak I am without him and how I need to depend on Him for sustenance! I got a complete smack in the face about how helpless I was, coming back as a wife and having to take care of my sick husband and myself. This experience makes me hesitant to pray for babies anytime soon because if it's hard just dealing with Kevin and myself, how much more tiny little babies? SCARY!!!!! 

It's so late! The laundry isn't ready yet, Zach and Kevin are still on point 2 of 100, and I'm still needing to study for NCLEX! Goodnight homies!



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  1. AAAHHH YOU'RE MARRIED!!! I READ YOUR BLOGS!!!.. btw.. what are those 8 different interpretations?!?!?

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    1. Hahahhaha Mark...crazy man! There are a variety...let me see if I remember some...1) "upright" position, which Mormons usually hold, saying that since we are made in the image of God we can become gods ourselves later, 2) We have the ability to choose from right and wrong, 3) We have the ability to reason, 4) We are to have stewardship over the earth...

      Okay well I forgot the rest! You can ask Kevin or Zach!!

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  2. HAhahaha mark's hilarious! and man Zach and I (but especially I)could NOT stop laughing! lol

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