Thank you for breaking up the dry spell. We really do remarkably well, as Martha noted, but I still look eagerly many times a day (I won't commit to how many times as it might show the lack of other activities in my life!!!)

Mike, we are certainly thinking and praying for you this week on those tests. It is hard for me to imagine the pressure! Also, it will be interesting when we get the final, final news of where you will be heading. At least we know the household goods will end up in Washington! I think the move idea does make sense especially with all going in storage. During our many moves, we would have to open up almost every box to find everything that we need...the movers have even packed rotten potatoes!!! I'm sure we can all pitch in for an unloading day followed by nice soaks in the hot tub!!I'll even help since I'm getting STRONG!!! Not as strong as some of you but it does feel nice to be developing some muscle and not just flab. I am finding that my stamina is much higher!!

Thanks for the book recommendations...I am reading a lot but always have about 5-10 books on the shelf waiting. The one by the Tipping Point author sounds very interesting...I liked Tipping Point a lot. The others sound like good page-turners. I'll have to check them out!!!

Also, to all who wonder...although everything is not necessarily commented on...we all read the blogs voraciously...and love it all. Sometimes we just forget when we get writing.

Well, I'd better go get ready for Enrichment tonight. I am always so relieved when I get it over each month. I think I will be ultra-relieved whenever I get released which I have a feeling may not be for a while. The RS President commented that the bishop had been great at "protecting" us from being taken for other callings. Oh, well!!! At least I've been able to get to know the sisters in our ward!!

Love you all,

Mom