Laura update 11/13/13

Hey guys, heading to Winston with Josh. He wanted to go to AC Moore and we don't have one in Greensboro. It's been a lazy Wednesday. I went to work but nothing to exciting happens there...don't get me wrong I do work, it's just stuff I co everyday. I am typing this on my phone in the car so I don't know how long it will last.
Josh and I bought tickets to walk around this old maravian town called old Salem by candle light. We have yet to experience it i'll take pictures. What is everyones plans for the Holiday season? I know I don't have to say it but I do miss everyone! I am so glad we could get together at the beach. I feel like it was so long ago. Was it? I can't head up the next one Josh says I get to obsessive about it. I tend to agree a little. It's only because I want us all together again real bad. Anyway I Hope one of ya'll read this. I am starting to get nausea. :)
-Laura Lou

Board Laura.

Testing testing 123 :) I hope we can start blogging again soon. It's so much more convenient!

Just for a laugh

I LOVE THE NEW BLOG!!

I LOVE THE NEW BLOG!!  IT IS THE CUTEST THING!  SURE WISH MORE PEOPLE WOULD POST ON IT!  I MISS MY FAMILY!

Hey Everybody!!

I tagged everyone and everyone has to do it! and I mean everyone!  Look at my blog to see what being tagged means!

Clark County Fair--2008 (remember these days?)

Well-- as you can see, we had a BLAST at the Clark County Fair this past weekend. Although it didn't start off that way.
We left from home, traveled down to Logandale, NV which is about a an hour drive from where we reside. When we pulled off the Interstate, the fairgrounds were about a 10-minute drive; however, it took us an hour. The traffic was herendous and not all of the people were going to the fair. I was ridiculous, it was hot and I am impatient. Not a good mixture. But, we held out and in the end it was worth it--sord of.
We first went and looked at all the animals. Ben is an animal nut--and he loved the cows, pigs, bunnies, goats and such--but the roosters freaked him out. They kept crowing-- which scared him--heck, it scared me!
Then we went and grabbed some dinner. Ben and I were starved and Coby was filming all the food vendors for ideas. Finally, I was overtaken by the smell of BBQ, so that's what we ate. It was OK--but, I have had a LOT better (can we say BBQ Street).
We then headed over to listen to a band that played Beach Boys songs--apparently the same band Coby remembers when he used to come to the fair. They were excellent--but, I am still not sure how some men can sing higher than me. Oh well.
We then went over to check out the rides-- the only trick was, we either rode alone (cause someone has to watch Ben) or not at all. We decided to just let Ben ride some rides. We put him on a Jeep--which was heaven for him. He played on there and was having a blast until the ride started. He got freaked out from all the lights (we think) and didn't want to go on it anymore. We took him over to the marry-go-round--thinking that riding with Dad by him would make all the difference. He loved sitting on the horse and holding on to the golden pole, but as soon as it started going around and he was going up and down---plus all the lights--- he flipped out. Luckily the ride was almost over, so he did fine for most of it. Then we tried one last time and put him in a little doggie--thinking he would love sitting in a doggie with a steering wheel. He didn't. He was balling before it even started--- but, it was his bedtime, too. He ran around all the way out of the fair and crashed soon after we got on the road.
On Sunday, Coby and I made homemade pizza. I bought a pizza kit, thinking it would be a fun little family event on a Sunday afternoon, after church. Well, Coby helped put oil on the dough and that was about it. I didn't have a pizza pan, so I improvised and made the crust rectangle and pinched up the sides to contain the sauce. I added a ton of cheese and extra pepperois and it turned out delicious. (Although, I wasn't a fan of the crust, so that part needs some work).
Well--- hope you've enjoyed our little journey to the Clark County Fair. It was so fun to have been see and touch all the animals, see farm life and just make more family memories!!

Prayers & faith please...

So, we have a really great possible job lead for Coby. It's back in Georgia and would be perfect for him and if he got it, would be perfect for our family.

I know that it would mean another family moves away from St. George-- but, we've been praying, fasting, doing all we can do for the past two years for the right opportunity and we are having faith that this is it. We hope that each of you can keep the faith with us and keep us in your prayers.

It would be incredibly hard to leave all of my family and my few friends here in St. George-- but, it would be a blessing to be around my family and revitalize my missionary work with them.

We should know soon when he'll be meeting with his prospective boss and we'll be sure to keep everyone posted as we hope that this trial is about to pass.

We love each of you and hope that everyone is happy!!

It's fun to hear of the great success of Ashley's blog business, Joe's happy new job, Tyler's home (for good) from the islands, Jeff and Terra doing very well and bringing in another cute baby into the family, Sara & Eric thriving in Montana and Laura & Josh plugging their way through the battles of higher education in beautiful North Carolina. You each inspire me and Coby!!

Anyone up for a BBQ?!?!

Eric's sister and her family have a few vacation rental properties around Big Fork and Flathead lake.  About two weeks ago, Eric told me that the condo was available and we were going up there to stay for the weekend.  I was so excited! It was a sunny weekend, the first one in awhile.  We went on a few bike rides and spent Sunday with his two sisters and one brother that live up in that area.  It was fun getting out of Missoula and catching a breath of fresh air.  So that got me all pumped up for spring. I was thinking, Yippee!  no more cold gray snow.  Well I woke up this morning with 2 1/2 inches of snow on the ground.  It would be such a big deal, but check out the date!  It is flipping March 27th!   Everyone has told me the winters are long, but come on!  Looks like nice warm sunny weather in St. George!  Here is a picture of Eric and I on the deck of the condo.  That is one big river in our backyard.  It is so beautiful though.  The other picture is of Eric on the threshold of our dream home.  It is a cabin our bro in law is restoring to use as another rental property.  So much fun!  Talk to ya'll soon! Sara

Tyler and the girls...

I took Tyler and the girls' pictures yesterday and they are just adorable. I will post more pictures later, but this was our favorite of the girls by far. What better picture than to be sitting on a slide with your two precious princesses??

Cuteness runs in the Hunt family--- lucky girls!!

I'll get a copy of this to you G'pa Steve and GG!!

New Blogger

Hey everybody!  Dad is the newest blogger.  We're pretty excited about it.  Stay tuned for his posts.  And be sure to add his site link to your address list.  I don't have access here, but hopefully ashley can work her magic.  It is oldpioneerdad.blogspot.com   keep an eye open for it!  Love ya'll. Sure hope to hear from you soon!  Sara

p.s. Laura also has a blog at laurahuntsheets.blogspot.com