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The rest of the Missionary Convention was really good. We were able to go to some workshops that encouraged in our new role as the Mission Chairs for our church. But we also got to see Jack & Janine, the Missionaries that we worked with in Chile. They are in the picture below with 2 of their 4 children....
On Sunday afternoon we made the trip to Illinois. Our first stop was to see Joel's best friend from HS and his fiancee. Joel is with Seth in this picture...
While we were with Seth and Rachel I got a call from my parents saying my Grandma Raymer was in the hospital. That's never a good call! We met mom and dad at the hospital and spent the rest of the afternoon with Grandma. I think she's doing okay now....no news is good news right?
I spent Monday with my mom while Joel went back to Indy for a business meeting. Tuesday we went over to Lincoln to visit a few people. We stopped on campus and went to Grandma & Grandpa Parmenter's then to Uncle Tim's to see a bunch of the Lincoln Searby's.
Wednesday was a nice relaxing day. We hung out in the big town of Bellflower. Did you know that no one guarantees overnight delivery to Bellflower?
Mom made a delicious Thanksgiving dinner that we enjoyed on Thursday and then again on Friday. (Here is where the picture of Dad carving the HUGE turkey was going to be but my computer was being stupid...)
On Friday night Jodi, mom, and I had a baby shower for Melissa with all of our family. (Here is where the picture of Melissa, the cute pregnant girl was going to go....)
We left on Saturday morning and stopped at Granny & Grandpa Searby's for lunch then on to Mark & Linday's in B'Ham for the night. We were able to stop through Auburn and see John, Jessi, and Jack for a little bit and finally arrived in Gainesville around 9:30 Sunday night.
What a trip! I apologize to those of you who we did not get to see. It was a whirlwind tour of Illinois but we're glad to be back in Florida where its 80 degrees in November.
I'm glad your computer was being stupid and did't upload both HUGE turkeys in that picture.
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