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I'm sure you can gather that a lot has happened since October. Liz is pregnant and expecting around the 11th of July, we've moved from South Weber into my parents house for a while and Brinley keeps learning and surprising us more and more. We have set some goals for ourselves and have some good expectations for the next few months. Liz is almost done with school, so if any of you ladies our there would like to have an amazing set of nails done by the most talented Nail Tech in Davis County, let me know. She won first place in a competition at school and her instructor wants her to go to the State and National Skills Competition. Everyone is in good health and we are happy to have jobs and make all the payments we need to. Thanks to everyone who has helped us in our time of need.

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