The Gray Report

Moving seems to be harder when you anticipate it for a long period of time. We have been continually telling folks that we were leaving at the end of May, and that time has finally come. Provo has been my (Greg's) home for pretty much my whole life, and for Kassie these past 6 or so years. We are going to miss it here! The people, the mountains, our church congregation, and many other things will be sorely missed.  Greg's last day subbing at Reagan (the sun was bright) and Kassie's last week as Special Ed teacher Great with child and packing - an exciting combination With some expert assistance we were able to get all our stuff into ONE U box! We face an exciting and frightening few months, but are confident things will be alright. Thank you for all your love, prayers, and support!

After some thought, I have decided to ressurect this blog and use it as a way to create a small but meaningful family history. So, we will see how successful I am in keeping up to date on it. My main goal is to share things with family and friends about what is happening in our lives and so forth. On that note, here are a few things to get us started! I think I will start taking a whole bunch more pics now I have an iTouch I ate so much at this graduation dinner I couldn't sleep well that night or eat till dinner the next day! Granduating This year has already been a roller coaster, but it is only going to get more crazy! Kassie worked at Reagan Academy in the special ed department, and I came every once and a while as a substitute teacher. I finished up my degree at BYU and presented some of the research I did with professors in IP&T (including my own Pa!) Kassie's 1st day with the sewing machine. She has been working hard on it many times since!