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Finally Leaving Provo---END OF AUG.

This is what I'm going to miss here in Provo:

THE GYM

*I obviously don't go to this many classes each week. I'll only go to one or maybe two per day. That number depends on if I have already done my own workout for the day.

THE GIRLS


This is what I'm looking forward to in Seattle:


A NEW ADVENTURE


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Listening to: Animaniacs - The Hello Song

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Listening to: Tyrone Wells - Sea Breeze

Comments

  1. HeatherMon Aug 04, 08:04:00 PM MDT

    Wow, that's a big move! Congrats and I hope you find a fantastic job there (and mebbe an awesome sister-in-law for me, wink, wink!)

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  2. NoelleTue Aug 05, 06:20:00 AM MDT

    WOW! Moving to Seattle huh? That's exciting! I hope it turns out just like you want it to and I am confident the Seattle Institute will bring lots of new friends.) Call me sometime.

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  3. Julie TTue Aug 05, 08:58:00 AM MDT

    You will miss the girls--but there's a lot more selection in Seattle than there is on the eastside! And the weather is actually very nice up here with some fantastic wicked hikes and waterfalls you would enjoy that you haven't seen yet, or done for years! What about your roommates? And your ward? And your low rent? Is there no gym you could transfer your membership to up here? Did you reach Stanley?

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  4. HeatherThu Aug 07, 06:04:00 AM MDT

    I had no idea you took THAT many classes! You'll definitely have to find a good gym in Seattle. Any news on the marketing?

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  5. Stefanie ElyseFri Aug 15, 01:06:00 AM MDT

    More power to ya! I think this is a great idea...

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