We Moved Again!

Yes its true we moved again! We are now in Omaha Nebraska, so we are making our way closer to Utah. The opportunity came up to move to Omaha and we were pretty much done in Iowa so we thought why not. It was an easy move and everything is pretty much the same except we are in Nebraska. I haven't had alot of time to explore but it seems nice enough, not really a pretty city though. Regan is doing well selling here so we are happy about that. It is official though that we will be home to Utah by October 14! So only a few more weeks. It is crazy to think that we have lived in Idaho, Utah, Minnesota, Iowa and now Nebraska all within the last year! Ha ha! We love it and it is great to see so much while we can.

Our Future Home!

This is our future townhouse! It is just the foundation but we are hoping it will be done in time for Christmas! That is the plan. You can see in this picture that that is the Okura Temple right across the street! How cool is that.
Another picture of our foundation! We CANNOT wait to be in our new home.

Welcome!

So on Sunday Regan and I and all of the other married couples from Pinnacle went to our new ward on Sunday. It was a really big ward. We went through all 3 meetings with not one person saying a single word to us or not getting a single smile. I tried smiling at people but normally when you are new someone says something to you to welcome you. When we got home I just thought that maybe it was cause the ward was really big. But then on Monday for Labor Day the ward was having a Breakfast and we decided to go along with some other couples. We were pretty excited but felt a little awkard going since we didn't know anyone. Again, not one word or smile in our direction! It was so uncomfortable being there. We got the weird stares like "who are you" but no one bothered to say hi. It was really sad and we felt really bad. We've always had good experiences going to new wards and meeting new people. We have always said that out of state wards are so welcoming. So I am just saying to all you to make sure that you welcome new people in your ward or say hello to them or even just smile at them. It really helps and makes them feel better. I haven't given up hope yet on this ward and I will put forth more of an effort on Sunday. I don't mean to sound upset, I just wanted to say be welcoming!Ü