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What 2010 Means to Us

  • Parker turns 1 year old!
  • Jeff Graduates from BYU with Bachelors & Masters in Accounting
  • We become a family of 4 (which is still hard for me to believe)
  • We leave our phase of student life which is exciting!
  • We leave all of our student friends which is very sad
  • We move back to the Bay!
  • We start "the real world"
  • Jeff starts a full time job with Ernst and Young
  • I go crazy and miss him while he is gone ALL DAY
  • We get to see family all the time because we will be so close (and I'm positive I will need lots of help)
  • We make new friends & try our hardest to keep in touch with the old ones too
  • We celebrate 4 wonderful years of marriage!
These are just the things we KNOW are going to happen. I am positive we will have many more things happen between each of these. Regardless, 2010 is going to be a wonderful year for us full of some BIG changes! I think we are excited and scared at the same time, but mostly excited!

We hope you have an AWESOME & very Happy New Year!!

Comments

Brad and Hailey said…
Good luck on your new adventures! We will miss you guys!
tdyhtrfyhrt;hjr said…
I still can't believe you are going to be a family of four in only a few months!! :)
Katrina said…
It will be a big year for you! :) But so very fun! :) How is this pregnancy going? When are you due again? (I guess I could go look...easier to just ask!) :) haha

Good luck with graduation and pregnancy and moving and everything else! Sounds like a lot of the same things we did in 2009! (except for 2 babies!)
Charla Ann said…
I'm SO excited for you guys, how wonderful! And what exciting new adventures await you! :)
Shantel Aleece said…
When is your due date? When are you leaving to live in CA for good? When are we going to have playdate?!! I'm totally open for next week, so let's plan on it. We have so much to catch up on, plus our little guys have got to meet.

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