A Curry of a Life

My sister, Ellen, got married this summer to her honey, Karl. They got married in the Nashville, Tennessee Temple on a perfect summer day. Ellen looked like a princess, and Karl was smiling ear to ear the whole day.  Ellen and Karl started "talking"while she was visiting me in Singapore over Christmas in 2016. She gave me updates at how things were progressing. My favorite was the week they got engaged. Earlier in the week she said that she thought he was going to propose. The night he did, she face timed me, and we picked out what she should wear so she would look fabulous, like she always does. She called me later that night with the good news. I am glad I got to be apart of their love journey.  I am crying tears of joy right now, because our Grandmother was able to be there.  The Barron clan.  The Dunn clan.  Girl cousins! I love my sisters. I am blessed to have three!  All the sibs

We celebrated eight years together this past week. Lyndon and I were both saying how fast it has gone by, but when we think about all we have done time quickly slows down. I can definitely say that these years have been the most interesting and exciting of my life. We are at the point where I have to remind myself that our anniversary is coming up. I kept telling myself the day before that tomorrow was our anniversary. Lyndon always pulls out all the stops, and had given me a present early. I wanted to do something special for him. Our favorite summer tradition is going to Shakespeare in the Park. We hadn’t been this summer. I prayed pleading with Heavenly Father that I could get tickets to see it that day. He came through! Tickets are given out to first come first serve at noon. The kids and I got there at 11:45, because not waiting for hours with three kids. When noon came the line slowly inches forward. I kept waiting to hear the call that all the tickets were gone, but it neve