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to me, I am so grateful. When they are kind to my children, I will love them forever.
Tonight, Annie got stuck (along with a whole lot of other people) on the way to taking her
friend, Katherine, home. And like the good and amazing people they are, Katherine's parents
and sister came to her rescue (along with several others who were stuck). I'm so grateful Annie
was close by their home when it happened and mostly, I'm just so thankful for the incredible
friends we have and how willing they are to be there for my kids. They are truly the best!
On a related note, this weather is unreal. It's the fourth day of April and we are experiencing
the craziest winter storm I've seen in a while. Jacob drove home from the airport tonight and
said it was some of the scariest driving he had ever experienced (and he is not someone who
gets nervous in bad weather). And Campbell and Kelsey had a crazy scary ride back to Provo
last night, where they had to wait on the side of the road until after midnight with the hopes that
when they braved the roads again, they would actually be able to see two feet in front of them.
I think my favorite part of it all (and if you couldn't tell, that was my sarcastic typing)
is our three youngest are off school this week for spring break.
Har to the har plus har.
Now then, I think I speak for everyone when I say, "That will do Mother Nature. Why so angry?"