Madame Foot Is Stuck In The Door

Kelly Wood

FDSN7264LRFB1443“knock knock”

“Who’s there?” 

“Madame”

“Madame who?” 

“Madame foot is stuck in the door!”

 Hahahahhaha  joke curtosy goes to claire! thought I’d explain I’m not using vulgarity as a missionary:) 

But anyway to go along with that that’s about how Spanish is going! It’s been really good and I thought I was improving, till we gave a lesson to one of the instructors. I mean it sounded like a pretty decent lesson! But at the end I asked how our grammar was and she responded ” well I understand because I know what your talking about but the people will no idea what your saying!”…. ehh oh well hahaha its improving slowly! Our teacher came and told us everything in the new avengers movie and i mean I never cared about many of those movies in the first place but I found out apparently Thor is fat and captain America goes back to being skinny skinny again so… #notworthyourmoney….. also I’m in the choir because hermana Donaldson can sing like an angel, she also gave a solo at the devotional which was SO DANG GOOF. Like holy cow she’s amazing…and now everywhere we go people stop us to tell her how amazing her voice is Haha shes my claim to fame. 

Well that and that all the sisters want to date my cousins but what else is new:) 

Nothing too exciting has happened here! Its warm and I love it!!! That’s basically all! If you need something to cheer you up and feel the spirit go listen to/read “Forget Me Not” by Uchdtorf  

*in Mexican accent** “ees da besssttttt” 

Love you all!!! Have the best week!

Love Ryenne

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Published by Kelly Wood

Small town girl. Lover of stories. Believer in God, family, America, and in finding beauty in both the past and the here and now. I grew up alongside my five siblings as our parents dreamed and worked and picked themselves up time and again while creating their small business . Interestingly, I married my high school sweetheart, who now co-owns his own small family business with his brother- the same business that he grew up in, working alongside his dad. We have five kids of our own (who are pretty cool, if I must say so myself), and both understand the grit and determination it takes to build our own dreams. I feel honored to share our story here and join my parents and brothers in their desire to create a welcoming, positive spot – where we can share stories and resources for those wanting to make memories with the people they love the most.

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