Mr. and Mrs. Rhett PrichardWe stayed for part of the reception, then left the wedding and drove to Sandpoint, ID where we stayed with other LeTourneau friends, JD and Kara Claridge. It's always good to see them and this time we actually got to spend a little time with them and their kids. They've recently gone from being a couple with a kid to a four person family and it was neat to get a little glimpse into what our future might hold as we approach this whole parenting thing. Mostly, though, it was just really good to catch up with them and get to spend more time than we usually do with them.
JD and Kara ClaridgeWe attended church with them on Sunday and, after church, Katie Morman, another friend from college, drove down from Bonner's Ferry to see us. We haven't seen Katie since we graduated from LeTourneau five years ago, so it was wonderful to see her and catch up as well. Much like a LeTourneau reunion, really.
Katie Morman
After visiting for a while we left Sandpoint and drove home, arriving in Belgrade around 11:30pm - then back to work early Monday morning. It was a crazy, whirlwind trip and, like I said, I think we're getting too old for this. When we were in college driving for hours was no big deal. We've got one more crazy weekend trip planned - at the end of May. It's another college friend getting married a dozen hours away. We'll drive down, attend the wedding, drive back and that's probably the last time we'll do this. I have a feeling life will change once the little one arrives - that's what everyone keeps telling us.
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I'd been wondering why you haden't posted anything since the basket, but now I see why...you've been busy! I don't think I could have handled a weekend that full!!
At the risk of sounding trite, I will tell you that life doesn't change at all when you have a baby.
Nope. Not one bit.
Sure, Drew... I was just on the phone with your wife and I do believe she would beg to differ. =) But you can continue in your dilusions if you wish.
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