Wednesday, December 31, 2008

Three-year celebration: Bring on 2009!

Just when you thought that New Years Eve couldn't get any better. I would like to announce that I have been in America for three years...today. I wish you could've seen me get off the plane and drive through Salt Lake City. I was excited. I got picked up by some friends, two sisters that I served with in Adelaide, and that was the beginning. So there you go. That's my story. Really, I just wanted to write something on the blog today because it's the last day in December.

And here is one of the first pictures I posted to Facebook. Thank you EFY 2006--"The Greatest Gift" I think I like this photo because it gives me motivation to lose weight--I wish I was still that cool.

2 comments:

Bethany said...

really though? tracy, i'm in love with you no matter what you weigh!
sorry, i was listening to hairspray today. congratulations on starting year four in the US of A. yeah yeah yeah!

Mindy said...

Hey, I heard that polo got some horrible pizza sauce stains on it ... That's too bad. Jerkface who put it on there. I might not be their friend anymore if I were you. P.s. I concur with Bethany, you always looks fantastic. The end. :)

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