And I'm still thinking of which resolution to do...thanks to all of you who posted legit goals.
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Tuesday, January 6, 2009
Summer in Utah?
Yes, I may be spending the summer in Utah. Crazy, I know. Here are the details. On June 1 we start non-stop flights from SLC to Tokyo. As a result SLC is opening for temporary transfers for six months for employees of my airline. I already have a place lined up to live - my brother's house in Springville (thanks for the bedroom Kellen). So I'm thinking in could be kind of fun for a few months. There are actually a lot of things that I want to do while I am there. I don't think I took full advantage of living there the first time around. Back then my life consisted of school, work and road trips to Denver and Las Vegas. I want to go to Arches, Bryce Canyon and Zion National Park and stuff like that. And it would be nice to see my friends and family in Utah on a regular basis. But then again maybe I should just stay in Quincy/Seattle as it's home. I don't know. I have a month to think about it. The deadline to apply is February 5.
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were you driving to visit the nichols family with all those trips to denver?
i think you should move. what a great opportunity to see a different part of the country! do it! do it!
Yeah, hopefully we will get to see you more!! :)
i think the goal which you refuse to acknowledge was a LEGIT goal---think about it, if everyone thinks of it, that has to mean something and maybe now is the time to "buck up little camper" and just do it! :) all my love, koibito!:)
Jill, are you proposing? Because if you are....I'm gonna have to give that some serious thought.
no i was not proposing--sheesh, that was me giving you all my support for you to do it--you have my blessing to get engaged!
but thanks for saying you would give it some serious thought! :)
You already know what I think about this. :)
Jeff, it was great to talk to you today. We love Utah (after all these years) but we are also in favor of other "legitamate" resolutions.
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