Well, the Journey begins

Ignore the time of this post, we are up doing our last minute packing and storing the many things that won't be making the trip to Armenia with Elder Moore. I have taken the time to set up the blog that will capture and share the memorable moments and happenings during the two years that Jeremy will serve.

The last few weeks have been full of Jeremy's favorites ... visiting with friends and eating out at his favorite restaurants.

My next order of business is to get a copy of the talk that Jeremy read during our congregational meeting. Lanie was scheduled to speak too, but fear of puking at the podium (she had thrown up a few minutes earlier) kept her away. A wonderful piano musical number performed by his older brother (Tyler)  invited the spirit into that meeting.  It was awesome, many friends from school attended .. along with most of his family that live on the East coast. Afterwards it was heartwarming to enjoy family and a meal after that meeting. We owe a debt of gratitude to the Anderson's for hosting the open house in Jeremy's name, despite having all of their children in town  (and under their roof) for their Holiday vacations.

Well, it's time for a few hours of shut eye ... tomorrow we'll go to President Mullin's to be "set apart" and officially begin life as an LDS missionary. Afterwards we'll head to the airport to send Jeremy on his way.  Oops, I mean Elder Moore.  Not the last time that I slip on that ....

Last time we'll all be together for a couple of years