So I don't have any really great stories to add for posterity, but I will give an update of our busy lives.
Brent is obviously gearing up for the biggest shopping day of the year at work and I'm gearing up for finals and the completion of my thesis paper thing. For Thanksgiving, we are having 4 guests over for a big HAM dinner (that's right, no turkey cooking for me). Our engaged friends from Anaheim are coming as well as my cousin Julie and her ex-step-sister who she has recently become reacquainted with(both from San Diego). Anyway, amid the fact I'm knee deep in studying, paper writing, and working 2 days/week at AT, I'm trying to prepare for 'Turkey day' so we can all relax and have a good day. I am buying the ham at the honeybaked ham store so I know that will taste fabulous (hey, I've got to make the most of my limited time!). Anyway, I'm really excited to have them over but even more excited to be done with this semester!
For those who didn't know, Brent is now the Deacon's Quarum advisor (sp??) and the entire Primary Board is very sad to let him go. He was a great friend this weekend and spent Friday night and all Saturday moving our friends to their dreamy new apartment in Irvine (Brent says it reminds him of 'The Firm' movie where everything is too perfect).
Tracy, I'm so excited for you and the family... can't wait to hear all about her!
Brooke, I'm sure I would have done something similar with that bidet thing... at least it is over now and you can laugh about it.
Okay, this is a dentist/oral surgeon qustion and I would appreciate a response or email: In my research for conservative TMD therapies, I'm finding several articles where dentists have performed a mobilization to the joint. Do they teach that in Dental school? PT's do it, but I was surprized to see that dentists did... please enlighten the ignorant PT student.
Okay, I'm done with my boring blog. I hope everyone has a great Thanksgiving and we will be thinking of you all.
Buffy