I love the title of this blog "Miles to go before I sleep." Hasn't that been the motto of everyone in our group for a lifetime and the reason that each one has accomplished so much? I just hope that in the coming miles, though we may not go at the same high rate of speed as in previous days, that there will still be many wonderful miles and milestones ahead. Each one of you has so much to give still and it's a thrill to be a witness to that happening.
It was a blessing to be together with those who could come to St.George last week-end. It wasn't supposed to be snowy on the way home...but what can we expect in January in Utah?! I'm glad you made it safely and that you used wisdom in getting off the road in Fillmore. I've been getting more comments about the outstanding group of people that were in church with us Sunday. You all gave more than one teacher heart papitations but it resulted in their very best efforts and we were all thereby blessed.
Last night Dixie State College unveiled their new nickname and mascot which you were privately privy to on Saturday. I'd say the Red Storm was a roaring success and what a show they put on the announce it. The mascot is a friendly bull named Raging Red! (I think he'll fierce up a bit as time goes on and he's not so scared.) So that's the fun part of this assignment, followed by the trip to Hawaii to support the basketball team in four games there this next week.
Our family has been blessed with a new grandson born yesterday to Taylor and AnnDee. We are so grateful that he is healthy in every way. He'll be named Samuel Heaton Nadauld and has two darling brothers. So he is our 23rd. (Wish I knew how to add a picture of him. That's my next project to learn about.)
Thanks to Kaye for creating this blog and to you all for sharing. Love you all. Thanks for the continuing inspiration you are to me.
Margaret