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Jan. 9th - At the end of the work day, I found this wintry scene on Temple
Square rather pretty and peaceful.  Promptly after taking this pic, I slipped,
 flailed and skidded down the sidewalk.  However, I avoided falling,
 so that is what is important.
Jan. 11th - We had a temple day with the Danny's family.  Here's our couple
pic in front of the Mount Timpanogos Temple.
Jan. 14th - Sometimes my job requires weird things of from me.  This time I got
to pour orange soda into a glass over and over again for a photo shoot.
Such resume building skills I have.
Jan 17th - While out running work errands, my friend Tina and I stopped
at Waffle Love in Provo for lunch.  They gave me the most beautiful waffle
I have ever seen. Almost too beautiful to eat.

Jan. 22nd - Here is the first video I have posted to Instagram.
Noelle and Baby C came to visit me. Baby C put on an
adorable musical performance, which I just had to share.

Jan 24th - I came home from work to a broken heater.  I decided to display
my survival skills using blankets, space heaters and cozy socks until
the furnace repair man came.
Jan. 31st - During January snow shots are just a given.  These are the 
mountains in Provo after a fresh coat of snow.  Just lovely.
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  1. grammawoodFebruary 6, 2014 at 8:32 PM

    So glad you didn't fall down on the ice!
    That waffle looks delicious. I hope you ate it all! Don't waste a single raspberry or strawberry.

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