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Year in Review 2012

This year we mostly finished our basement....
Hung out with our Cali cousins and celebrated grandpas 70th birthday..
We were grateful my dad survived this....
We attempted a hike that was a little more difficult than expected...
I ran a few races Salt Lake Half Marathon, Wasatch Back Ragnar, Top of Utah Half Marathon, the Color Run and the Temple to Temple Labor Day run...
I canned a whole lot of tomatoes.....
We worked on some of our fears of large dogs....
Peyton chose to be baptized.....
We got a little culture at Tuacahn.....
And we did a LOT of this....
And that just barely scratches the surface.  Of course if I would have been blogging consistently you would have know all this already.  That's ok in 2013 we plan to do more of the same and enjoy life as we always do.  I wish you and your families a happy and healthy New Year!!

I'm linking up with Monica at Pixel Perfect!!



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