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Is that Palin...Or Candice....(part II)

Posted by Candice on September 04, 2008

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The Big Announcement

We have not been getting many comments lately, and that is okay. I know that you are reading, and for some reason or another, maybe time, lack of blogger expertise, or my posts are not evoking emotion enough to comment, the comments are just not flowing. But I know that you are still there. Thanks for reading. I thought of a post that would evoke emotion and maybe a couple of comments. Sadly, the post had been evading us for the last 2+ years. But, thanks to Dr. Hammoud at the University of Utah Center for Reproductive Medicine and a ton of prayers-oh, so many prayers: WE ARE HAVING A BABY! I even changed the font size and color for the announcement which I never do. I chose BYU blue, because that is where I hope this new one will go to school. But if he or she chooses Utah State, which is also blue, that is great too. There you go. It is our happy thought and has been our fondest dream for a long time. We are the most blessed of families.

We know where she is

Juliet passed away at 4:00 a.m. this morning. Mom and Dad Bagley are flying Brandi and Steve home to Idaho as I write this. Juliet has five other siblings and one on the way waiting at home for them. Dear Juliet, We all love you, and will live so that we can spend a trillion more years with you. Our heavenly girl. Love, Aunt Candice

Dance and ministering

The older children (Sarah and Steele) are finally at the stage where their recitals and events are exciting to attend. Because they are so darned good. They both can't home with medals from Ballroom dance. And they were both at happy. It took years of lessons to get to the, 'I love this, and define myself by this' point in life. Bring on the dance! This was a ministering weekend as well. Andrew's ministering brother, Jerad Saurey was ordained an Elder. It was an emotional ordination. Sarah and I minister to Alissa Sweetin, and her family came over for food and fun. I was grateful when my children took hers to play with and babysit while we talked. They 'took it for the team', while the adults just enjoyed getting to know each other.

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