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Call JuNette, she has the key

We no longer live in Price. Last Monday, Randy was fired by Shep's and Tuesday we decided it was time to leave Price. There are many things I could say about the whole thing but I will just leave it at, I did cry leaving Price but they weren't tears of sorrow. I have never hidden my dislike of the area but I didn't realize what a relief it was to know that I didn't have to stay.
Our house is for sale through a realtor because we aren't there to show it. If it could sell this summer, that would be awesome for me. I do know that Heavenly Father has His own plans and that whatever happens it is for my bettering. If there are any inquires about the house call JuNette Terry with Trails End Realty.
We moved to Ogden. We are living with my parents with the hope that the house will sell in six months and see where we are then. There are lots of decisions to be made as well as changes in store for our family. I want to thank everyone who has helped us get this far. Thank you for watching the kids and being supportive. This would be much harder without you.

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  1. The Smiling AllensMarch 11, 2015 at 7:44 PM

    Wow, good luck on your journey. It sounds like it's good and bad all at the same time.

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