Wednesday, January 5, 2011

Provo time.

I have to say that I really love Provo. Because I've spent so much time there, it really feels like my American Home Base. You know what I mean? Upper Hutt, New Zealand is my International Home Base. It was where I was born and raised, where I went to primary school/intermediate/high school, where I had my first kiss etc...ha ha.

And then I came to Provo. What a journey?! I've loved almost every minute here and even loved the people. Warts and all. Here's a photo of a few friends that came to dinner at the Pizza Pie cafe. I'm grateful to them and everyone else that came for being willing to be there with me. They're so great!


(P.S. Sorry we didn't get photos of everyone...)

And now I'm on my way to Austin (via Albuquerque & Lubbock).

1 comment:

Unknown said...

Let it be known. I was there, even if you don't have a photo of me.

January 10, 2011 at 1:38 PM

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