Well, we are back in Utah. The drive was long and boring, but we made it. We signed up for a gym membership and somehow that made it real.

We are staying with my folks for a couple of weeks until our Sugarhouse place is vacant. It is interesting to return.

I am on the prowl for a job. I would prefer to go into finance or consulting, something that focuses on business. I enjoyed studying law and I got a lot out of it, but I don't think that my personality or strengths lend themselves well to the practice of law. I have been applying at places like Zion's bank and some consulting firms that have local services. We will see how it pans out.

Til next time,

Oh, BTW, some of you may have noticed that in my last post I misspelled my wife's name (Traci is correct). How could I have done this, you ask? I have been using a voice recognition program to do some of my writing, so I didn't actually spell the name, Dragon Naturally Speaking did. The spell check didn't flag it and I didn't look all that close. This may happen again. And, I just don't feel that bad about it.

I will miss Indiana when we leave. Yesterday three dear walked behind our house. I took a few pictures with my phone so they are not the best quality. Our next-door neighbor has a huge field behind his house there are always animals, squirrels, deer, cardinals, etc. out in his field.




I was on campus the other day. It had been several months since I had gone to campus. I forgot how beautiful it was. When I was going to school there I was always focused on what I was doing, I didn't often stop to appreciate my environment. But, it really is a great place to go to school and to live. I think I will go over and take some good pictures before we leave.

Tracy and I have about two weeks left before we return to Utah. The land of our inheritance. Zion the beautiful. The promised land. It will be fun to return home. See old friends. But I will miss it here.

This post is a few months overdue. I graduated in December, the three of you who read this probably already knew that. Still, I thought I would post a picture and talk about what I have been doing since I graduated. Mostly looking for jobs, but I have been working on a few projects in the meantime.

Here's that same scene now. It's been about 3 months since the original. You can see that on the left they have built a big twin home and they are building another on the right. Because we live in this new subdivision, they are doing this kind of construction all around us.

Word of caution, if you live in a construction zone, you will have many flat tires. We have had 4 in the last 4 months. You can compare that to 1 flat tire in the previous 3 years.

This is a picture I took one morning out our front door.

The scene has changed in these couple of months. I will take another in a few days. The sun has since moved from that spot and there is a couple of twin homes being built in the background. The tree has some leaves.

Here's a picture of Traci's Moosehead. It's proudly mounted in the garage. You guys should have been there, that was one crazy inflatable moose hunt.

The following phrase can now be permanently retired from cinema: "You have no idea what I am capable of." That is all.