Don't worry we're not dead!

So I know we kinda fell off the map for the whole summer, but don't worry we are not dead.  We just didn't have internet, so here is an overload of pictures of what we have been up to.  This summer Jordan and I had the opportunity to head out to Cincinnati, Ohio so he could do an internship with Proctor and Gamble (yeah, he's amazing!)  We LOVED Ohio!  (except for some minor details like no sidewalks, mountains, etc.)  We loved the lightning bugs, the family friendliness, the green rolling hills, the ice cream (I crave Graeters still!), P&G, our calling as Sunday School teachers for the 17 yr. olds, the wonderful friends we made, and so much more.  I wish I had more pictures, but here is some of them.

There are a bunch of bridges that cross over from Ohio and Kentucky.  We lived right by the border of Kentucky.

We were so lucky to make such great friends while we were there. Seriously... friends can make any situation great!

This is right by the river

We also got to go and spend some time in Dayton, Ohio with Jordan's cousins and family.  We got to go to the Wright Patterson Air Force Base Museum and see tons and TONS of planes.  I decided to let Jordan take our time until after an hour he told me that we just made it through one side of one hanger (yes, there were a total of 5 hangers).  But it was really neat to see all the planes that had been used by the presidents and the planes used during all the wars.

 

We also traveled up to Columbus, Ohio so that we could meet up with Dan and Heather who had  been in Cleveland.  We were able to go to the Columbus, Ohio temple.  Man, it had been way too long since we last saw them.  Heather also introduced us to Culvers which was soooo good.

To come back to Utah, I flew with McKae while Jordan drove back by himself.  He made a stop in Iowa to see Dallin and Laura.  Before they made it there they decided to make a stop at some church history sites.

Thanks Dallin and Laura for taking care of my man.  We sure love you guys!

All in all, we really couldn't have asked for a better experience in Ohio.  We hope they will have a future job offer for us (here's to crossing our fingers).