Coming home

Tomorrow (Saturday) we will pack up a U-Haul trailer, attach it to the back of our car and start our drive back to California. We graduated on Wednesday morning and both received high grades on our final conversation exams! It will take us 15 days to drive from Canada to California, but we are excited that we can stop and see many friends and family along the way. We also plan to stop at Carlsbad Caverns in New Mexico. Our summer is already filling up as we plan to see as many people as possible while we are in California. Thanks for supporting us on our journey; we are so grateful to have a wonderful, encouraging group of people like you who pray for us. We really couldn't do this without you.

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Chris said…
wow, you guys got a lot of your monthly support in! awesome!
June 28, 2010 at 5:24 PM
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