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Introduction	I am a human jungle gym...I mean a mom...to two very outgoing boys. I am married to the most handsome man ever, Elliott. This blog is an account of our crazy little life out here in St. Louis. We have lived here for almost 5 years now. Elliott attended Washington University in St. Louis, School of Medicine. Elliott started his residency last year and is an intern here in St. Louis but we will be moving back to Utah for his anesthesiology training this summer. As I mentioned, we have been blessed with two sons, Brigham and Clark. I am currently a stay-at-home mom. (I would not want it any other way.) In my former career, I was an architectural drafter/project manager drawing plans of LDS temples for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, schools for the state of Utah, universities for the state of Missouri and custom homes. I now spend my days playing with and taking care of my sons, crafting and sewing, hanging out with other stay-at-home mothers, housework, and cooking.

Introduction

I am a human jungle gym...I mean a mom...to two very outgoing boys. I am married to the most handsome man ever, Elliott. This blog is an account of our crazy little life out here in St. Louis. We have lived here for almost 5 years now. Elliott attended Washington University in St. Louis, School of Medicine. Elliott started his residency last year and is an intern here in St. Louis but we will be moving back to Utah for his anesthesiology training this summer. As I mentioned, we have been blessed with two sons, Brigham and Clark. I am currently a stay-at-home mom. (I would not want it any other way.) In my former career, I was an architectural drafter/project manager drawing plans of LDS temples for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, schools for the state of Utah, universities for the state of Missouri and custom homes. I now spend my days playing with and taking care of my sons, crafting and sewing, hanging out with other stay-at-home mothers, housework, and cooking.