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Friday's Luau

On friday evening the seminary had their annual luau, and this year Noah and I were so happy to participate! Noah did his favorite thing by cooking hamburgers the entire time! Life is different now for us because this luau is the perfect example of how we participate in normal life again. Noah enters into it wonderfully, while I struggle to know what to do. It must sound crazy, but it is hard to explain too. Walt is having a blast living near kids that he can "play" with and attempt to pull their hair. He continues to flirt with his smile, but he is just a little sleepy in this family photo.







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