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We went on our 2nd dive trip with our wonderful friends the Winters. In 2022 we had gone to Turks and Caicos together, and this year, we were headed to Curacao. There is a tremendous amount of beach diving to be had, but we’re old, and we like the ease of boat diving, so we found a dive center close to our Airbnb near Jan Thiel beach. Our standard has become travelling on Wednesday, diving on Thursday, Friday, Saturday, and going to church then flying home on Sunday. Our dive days start around 9:00 and end around 1:00. Then we go back to the hotel for a light lunch, and some napping and working. We go out to eat together each evening. Curacao did not disappoint, there was great diving to be had, and we even snuck in a hike one afternoon, and another shore dive on another afternoon from the lagoon of the dive resort, and a dinner with the sister missionaries there on the island.
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The winter of 2023 brought an enormous amount of snow to the Wasatch and Uinta Mountains, and we were joyful participants. We did at least 3 hikes with sleds, and Tera went snowshowing with her hiking buddies, and we skied both at Sundance and Powder Mountain (for the first time).
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So this isn’t much a travel entry, but definitely worth the words. Just a week after we returned home from our semester abroad, we joyfully celebrated the wedding of Nathan and Rachel Madsen. As with Emily, we were gone for most of the wedding planning, and we just got to be there for the food! Both Nathan and Rachel are pianists, and so a big part of the wedding week was a recital of Nathan and friends in the Assembly Hall and Temple Square, and then another recital at the actual reception. We adore Rachel, we’re glad she’s part of our family!
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