Jer has been applying for teaching jobs like crazy since about February. He has had a few interviews, and recently a couple offers. We have spent the last couple weeks really praying and trying to make the best decision for our family and Jer's career. One of the job offers Jer got was in West Valley City at West Lake Jr. High. The interview he had with them was over the phone so Jer had never met the principal in person and didn't know what the area or school looked like. So before we made a decision we headed up North this weekend to meet the principal and look at the school. While we were there we really had good feelings about the school and faculty. Jer just fit in really well. Soooooo.......... yeah, that's right, we will be moving up North hopefully in the next couple weeks. We want to get up there so we can have time to transition before Jer starts the school year in August. We really have some mixed feelings about the move. We are excited to get on with life, and make this career move for Jer, but we are just sick about having to leave Cedar. It has been such a great starting place for us, and we have just really loved living here. West Lake is made up of students who speak 35 different languages. That was one of the things they loved about Jer, was his ability to speak Spanish. He will be teaching P.E. and coaching volleyball and track. He is really excited, and up for the challenge. We are thankful for the way things have been falling into place so far, and our next step is just figuring out where we want to live. We aren't planning on living in West Valley, so we need to decide on something that will be an easy commute. It all has
been a little overwhelming, and I think it will be until we find somewhere to live. But we do feel it is the best option for our family at this time. Wyatt is extremely excited about the move for the following reasons: Ma's, Cabela's, and the zoo. What more could a child need? On the way Wyatt sat in the back seat holding what is supposed to be the handle to his sand bucket and held it up to his nose half the way there so he could be an elephant. He wouldn't talk to us, or look at us.
Jer and I just kept looking back at him and laughing so hard. Part of our trip up there was going to visit my cousin who had also just had a baby girl. They named her Alivia, and she weighs 7 lbs. 7 oz. In this picture Alivia is three days old, and she is as big as Sydnee. I couldn't believe it, cause Sydnee is 6 weeks old now. We had fun taking lots of pic's of them together. Unfortunately most of my pic's turned out kind of blurry.
All the men were excited to try the meat they had, while all us girls were a little hesitant. We all liked what we had though. Here I am with Syd and my sis Manda. Who is going to school in South Virginia next year to play basketball. It is so far away, we are going to miss her a ton! But we are way
excited for her and her accomplishment.



























