MANY, many thanks!!

By Erica -
We are so grateful for everyone who came to help us move. We could not have done it without you.

Grandma: Thank you for doing the kitchen and for cleaning and cleaning!
Gramps: Thank you for the trailers and for organizing everything so by some miracle it didn't get wet!
Christa: Thank you for leaving your family to help us and for cleaning the gross bathroom!
Brigham: Thank you for holding down the fort at your house so your wife could come help us!
Steve: Thank you for helping us with round 1, even on your vacation!
Cambrie: Thank you for thinking about us. We know you'd have been here if you could.
Brett: Thank you for lifting and lifting and going down for another trip!
Katie: Thank you for coming and helping organize and pack everything even being preggers!
Buff: Thank you for being such a good missionary! Emmy loved her birthday card from you.

This is not even to say how grateful we are for those of you storing our stuff!

I wish we could say we're done but stay tuned for our moving party encore in a couple months! :)

We've got the greatest family ever!!!

Comments

Marilyn said…
You are so Welcome! And thank you for your gratitude! There are so many people who are takers with no gratitude returned. I feel so blessed to have such a grateful daughter as you Erica!

I thought it was fun to help move. You know, more time with the family!
19 December, 2010 13:52
Gramps said…
All I did was tuck some tarps and tie some ropes. Had a nice chat with your dad while we went to get the 2nd trailer....smiling all the way because we weren't doing the heavy lifting. :-) All I can say is "howdy neighbor!"
19 December, 2010 15:51
Unknown said…
I had a great time! And we're looking forward to seeing you more often!
19 December, 2010 15:54
Unknown said…
Glad to help. Katie and I were just saying that we had a great weekend. We got to do some playing at the concert, but it felt good to get out and help out a bit too. A project like that is overwhelming for any two people to do, particularly with a kiddo. It's really not a big deal though for a group of willing hands. Oh, sure, it was a project, but nothing overwhelming at all, and it felt good to go do something good with the Saturday.
20 December, 2010 07:04
Gramps said…
Brett, any time you want to feel good, there is always our lawn to mow or walks to shovel. :D
20 December, 2010 07:29
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