Goodbye Colorado

Goodbye Colorado, we will miss you!
What we will miss!

My sister, brother, nephews, and niece.

The campers and staff at Day Camp

Field Trips with the campers.

The beauty of The Glen

Eagle Lake

Our church, New Life

Our Friends

Snow (most of the time)

The trees and mountains.

Long Summer Days that aren't too hot!

Summiting 14ers (Bryan only)

What we are looking forward to in Tucson:

Spending time with our parents

CCC

Our friends

No jackets

Mexican Food

Eegee's

Visiting our supporters

WOW

Sunsets

Real College Sports ;-)

My Landon

So for those of you that have met Landon, he is such an individual and soooo cute.  Well, maybe I am a little bias, but it's true.  Here is his latest!  He loves to read books and read them on his own.  So as you listen to him read his books you will hear the cutest thing.  As he finishes he does not say...the end...he says....AMEN!  I love it!

Current Plan

The current plan is to start packing up our home and head out to Tucson at the end of the month.  Probably January 30 or 31.  We will have a week in Tucson before we have to head to out to California for Bryan's plane.  Bryan will fly out on Feb. 9 and will arrive in New Zealand on the 11th (their time).  He will arrive in Christchurch where he will be spending time with a Navigator from New Zealand named, Lynton.  During his visit he will be able to get to know the Navigator team and help with a retreat for the University students.  This will really give Bryan an idea if he will be a good fit in this situation and a good look at what the ministry would be like.  Bryan will then return on the 18th of Feburary.  While Bryan is away the kids and I will be staying with our old neighbors Rachel and Alika.  We are very excited to get to spend some time with dear friends!  Please pray for all the traveling that will be done and for wisdom as we step out in faith!

A Visit to the Police Station

This Christmas Season we baked cookies with the kids and took them over to our local Police Station.  Our friend, Officer Nick, was working and was able to take us on a tour.  The kids got to see the car, turn the lights on, sit in a cell, and be hand cuffed.  Thank you Nick for taking us on a tour!  Let's hope this is the only time we see our kids in these settings :)