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Baby, it's cold outside!

Dear Reader,


Utah has been getting cold as of late. I think the high today was in the high teens. Oh well, we are surprisingly surviving pretty well here in our 6-man apartment. I haven't been writing much lately and I sincerely apologize for that. You see, there is this girl. She is pretty great. She keeps me pretty busy. Busy doing what? She keeps me busy thinking about her wonderful smile, introducing me to the many friends she has because of her loving personality and helping me improve myself. I like being occupied in activities like that. :)

Also, I have been pretty busy adjusting to a new work schedule because I recently switched jobs. It was a sad parting from my coworkers at the Missionary Training Center a couple of weeks ago. Now I am getting settled in at a new job in BYU Broadcasting. Basically what you see on the website for BYU Radio is the product of what my coworker and I do. It is a fun job because we kind of get to delve into detective work. You see, there are many files and archives of Radio shows and TV shows that we have to manage in order to organize the Radio schedule. We have shows going back to the 90s that we use on our regular broadcasting. It is like a mystery to find out where the different files come from so that we can find all the information. Our job is quite enjoyable.

Between all of these new things happening, we have the weather to battle against lately. Baby, it is cold outside with all the snow on the ground after a couple snowfalls we have had. They weren't crazy storms, but the snow was coming down heavily.

Baby, it's cold outside.

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