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New Years

Bring it on 2020! We celebrated New Years without Elliott because he had to travel to the border for work. It was a bit of a bummer not being able to kiss him at midnight to bring in the new year like we've done for the past 13 years but I had fun celebrating with the kids. We had a blind pop tart test to see if they could figure out the flavors, toasted to the new year and did some fireworks. All 3 of them made it to midnight! This year we will have a 12, 10 and 8 year old. Audrey will be entering young womens, and Melanie will be getting baptized. In June we are planning to fly to California to see a Dodger game and visit Disneyland before driving to AZ to spend time with family. In September Elliott will move up to a level 12 at work which brings good opportunities. All around we are feeling optimistic and looking forward to what the new year brings.




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