Life is a blessing.

Hello to all who read the life-and belated updates of the young Romriells known to you as Nick and Jen. We want to thank you for all the comments and updates!!! Life here in SLC is getting colder-fall is falling on us fast-no pun intended, and we pulled out our gloves and hats. This is needed when you wait to ride the bus!! Update-we are doing well, but are both sick. As a kindergarten teacher you get first crop of the colds from the little students that you love and as the loving wife that I am, I share everything I get with Nick. Isn't he lucky. So we are in a threesome right now, Me, Nick and a box of tissues. We never separate. Other then that we are doing well. We both have jobs, a roof over our heads, and food, truly we are blessed. We have the extra blessing of still being able to work with the full time missionaries!! Nick was called as a ward missionary(someone the young elders can call if they need anything) and we are having a beautiful friend from India, taught about God, the plan of happiness, and Jesus Christ-his gospel and atonement, in our home. We are thrilled since this knowledge has given us all our joy and has blessed our lives together and separately more then anything we have ever found. How amazing to see someones life change and become better!!! I adore her and her strength. She is such an example to me. Nick also works with the Elders with a young woman from Brazil, so he is able to teach in his favorite tongue, once each week. Speaking of...Nick and I sang in church last Sunday. We sang I need thee every hour-and he of course sang in Portuguese. Most of the people guessed it was Korean or Spanish. We get that often. I tried to sing with him in the end. Since they couldn't tell what language it was to begin with, they thought I spoke it too. The Lord helped us for sure. Miracles happen everyday.