I promise this is the last of the Japan pictures. Japan was just an incredible country. The culture is really "cute". Everyone has little uniforms and are very respectful. I went with my class to study Japanese architecture. There are so many amazing buildings. We were there for almost 5 weeks and we had the opportunity to do so many different things, even karokee. I can't wait to go back!
I think I took over 2,000 pics. Here are a few that help to show some of the experiences I had. What an amazing place! 
I know I'm a little late but this week has been crazy finishing up with my surgery rotation and exam. This year Father's Day meant a little more to me because my sweet dear grandpa passed away. He was truly an amazing person and a wonderful example to me. He was always optimistic and made everything fun! He will be very missed in our family. As for all of the rest of the wonderful men in my life, I am so blessed. I have the most wonderful father and father-in-law in the world. I am so lucky. I also have an incredible husband who will be a great father some day.
My brother-in-law, Toph, is on the golf team at USU and just had an amazing day. He was 9 under par with a score of 62 at the Northern Qualifier yesterday at the Logan Country Club. He qualified for the State Amateur in July. We are super excited for him. Awesome job, Toph!
Nick graduated! He received his Bachelors last week. He has worked so hard, I'm so proud of him. He is that much closer to being done! Congrats, sweetie!
I can't believe how time flies! It feels like my parents just left and like we just went to visit them in Brazil and now they are home. It was amazing to see them with their tan smiling faces and looking like missionaries. I missed them like crazy and am so excited that they are finally home! It was funny because they came from 90 degree to snow. I know the sign is enormous but I made it one letter at a time because I was kind of busy and didn't realize how big it was until I put it all together. It was fun for them to see all the grandkids and how much they have grown and of course the new addition, Kohler. We surprised them with Keisha (their dog) who of course remembered them. It's awesome to hear all of their amazing stories and the love they have for the people of Brazil. I think they are ready to go back already!
