Ben says super nonchalantly, "Yeah, I'll either be President of the United States or a Rock Star."
I said, "Very cool, I'll tell people I used to know you."
He sighed and said, "But I'll tell them I don't know you."
Funny kid. Already the fame has gone to his head.
After work my friend Di called and said our friend Ali was here for just a few more hours before heading home to Canada. Ali is a one of kind person and it turns out her family is very cool too. It was raining buckets when we met Ali at Temple Square. We walked a couple blocks and piled into their van with them. Where to eat was the question and when we narrowed down the selections to Thai or Italian I suggested my favorite Thai place just a couple blocks away, Sawadee. 
We had a great time catching up and making plans for possible trips in the future. I met these girls on the Comfort and they both travel a ton. I love having friends who love to travel. I'm ready for an adventure. Canada sounds great. Especially in July when it would be a nice, cool break from the desert heat.
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i miss you.... i was thinking about you the other night when we had a missionary activity for the Youth and a guy from our ward did a "Korea" room and fed the kids ...kim chi... did i even spell that right? it reminded me of the day we sat at your parents table and ate it with ten quarts of water and also when we got it in Vegas and ate it in college!!! fun times..... get down here for a visit... i know i am due to get up there too!
I love when kids say funny stuff like that. They just see the world in a completely different light than us stodgy old adults.
That little boy is probably a prophet. Don't take it too hard :)
As for Canada....do everything you can while you can.
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