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My first REAL celebration of independence
I thought I had lived a pretty alright life up until I ventured out into the deseret oasis commonly known as Delta, Utah for the fourth of July. What I found out was that I was simply pretending to live. Thankfully I learned what a good life is all about from them "Delda" folk!
Ok, ok my life was actually really superb before, but that little four day hiatus to Delta was surely journal entry material.
I LOVE LOVE LOVE the people of Delta! Reasons why:
1. They easily make the list of top five friendliest towns /people existing on earth. I'm talking Delta is a modern day "Enoch" as in, (and if I'm wrong about this reference it's mostly because I was the little girl in primary who didn't listen and taunted the kids who sat in front of or beside me and had to be taken out in the hall so I wouldn't interupt any spiritual learning) they could be lifted up right now in all their glory and would be completely deserving!
2. Alco.
3. You have to be going to Delta. It's a destination stop. Probably the greatest.
4. So many fields, so many old buildings. Photographer's dream.
5. They represent America the way it should be. True and Genuine. Just like a good pair of blue jeans.
Thank you so much Jeffery Family and Droubay Family for welcoming me into your homes and families like I was your own. Mckenna, you're the best friend/listener/future business partner I could ever imagine. Seriously, I know that last sentence was a lot of cheese, and even though I am a little ticked I can't ever borrow your shoes because I'm not a keebler elf, I really do feel so lucky to know you and to have you in my life!
Ok, ok my life was actually really superb before, but that little four day hiatus to Delta was surely journal entry material.
I LOVE LOVE LOVE the people of Delta! Reasons why:
1. They easily make the list of top five friendliest towns /people existing on earth. I'm talking Delta is a modern day "Enoch" as in, (and if I'm wrong about this reference it's mostly because I was the little girl in primary who didn't listen and taunted the kids who sat in front of or beside me and had to be taken out in the hall so I wouldn't interupt any spiritual learning) they could be lifted up right now in all their glory and would be completely deserving!
2. Alco.
3. You have to be going to Delta. It's a destination stop. Probably the greatest.
4. So many fields, so many old buildings. Photographer's dream.
5. They represent America the way it should be. True and Genuine. Just like a good pair of blue jeans.
Thank you so much Jeffery Family and Droubay Family for welcoming me into your homes and families like I was your own. Mckenna, you're the best friend/listener/future business partner I could ever imagine. Seriously, I know that last sentence was a lot of cheese, and even though I am a little ticked I can't ever borrow your shoes because I'm not a keebler elf, I really do feel so lucky to know you and to have you in my life!
Jeffery Family... first family shoot aka kind of a HUGE DEAL!!
Oh the Jeffery's! Are they not the sweetest looking family you ever did see?! Look at those curls on Miss Caitlynn and Miss Hayley (I apologize if I spelled those names wrong). You guys were the best! Thanks to my lovely dear friend Mckenna for getting her family to put up with me!
Monday, July 6, 2009
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