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Ok, so I decided that I would put one more picture on here. This is a picture that was taken just after Thanksgiving. I had gone up to my brother Kent's house in Nampa, Idaho. On the way back I picked up my friend Whitney, a.k.a "Whitmo" in Boise and we drove down to Utah together. This is actually in Twin Falls while we were waiting for my cousin Melissa Atkins to come and meet up with me so I could see her. We are standing on a overhang, and if you look down from there it is a long long ways down. It was a fun trip though. Well, Summer, I hope that you like the pictures of me. I don't think that you will get many more, as I don't really have any pictures taken of me. Also, notice, I don't have much hair here, I think I am embracing the fact that I am starting to lose some of my hair and it is just better to shave it all off.
So I have had a request that I put some pictures of me up here on the blog. Looking at this picture, are you sure that you want more pictures of me? I think there could be some better pictures than ones of me. I don't have any pictures of where I live, and right now I think the place is a pig sty, so I don't think I will be doing anything about that. Hope everyone has an excellent Christmas. This is an awesome time to remember our Savior Jesus Christ and everything that he has done for us. But remember that we don't have to just remember our Savior once a year, but every day of the year.
Independence Hall was built between 1732-1753. Two smaller buildings are attached to Independence Hall. To the East is Old City Hall, and to the West is Congress Hall. All three together are known as Independence Square. The Declaration of Independence, the Articles of Confederation, and the United States Constitution were all signed in this building.
As I stood there on Tuesday night, December 4th, I thought how cool it was to be in a place where some great people used to gather. It made me proud to be an American.
