Now Watch Me Do It With No Hands!

Kelly Wood

received_685111631967717received_100209175680122820191012_182838Not that any of you actually care but uh…. I come home in exactly one year from today😅 so that’s super weird! I feel like I just got here!!
Anyway we had zone conference this week and it was so fun to see a cute face from home! Rylee John is now in Los Angeles, so I guess you could say Tremonton is hitting the maps!
This week the biker gang life was pretty monumental I guess you could say cause I’m learning how to do all sorts of tricks😎 me and Hermana Wall were going through some neighborhoods one night and so I decided, you know what I’ve tried all my life to ride a bike with out hands and never done it! but also I don’t think I’ve ever spent 6 weeks straight trying it so it sounds like I have A GREAT OPPORTUNITY!” I announced my plan to Hermana Wall and lifted up my hands……
And I rode perfectly without hands for an entire block… first try. ….
Hahahahha apparently it’s easier than I originally thought so now I’m working on jumping the sidewalk heaves and avoiding homeless people which tbh is harder than you’d think.
Anyway this was a fun week! Spiritual homework for everyone this week is to watch COCO the movie!! I absolutely freaking love Halloween (mostly cause I know Grandma Jones has had her moon witch sign up on the barn since the day the fair ended 😂🧡) but also I freaking love coco cause it’s so real! Our family really does probably feel forgotten when we don’t try to remember them and also they NEED their temple work done! Eternal families only work if you do! So let’s start connecting!
Love you all and have a good 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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