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Six of the most glorious places in the world to me



6. Home Sweet Home. Nothing can beat it, especially when you've lived there your entire life. I love my parents' house and you can tell I still refer to it as home.

5. Our house. Yes, it is hard to call it home, but I am still working on it. I do love to come home and think about all we have done our little house and all of the memories we have already made here. It's where we settled in after our honeymoon, it's where we brought in our precious Nellie into our family, and it's where we celebrated our first Christmas as a married couple. So in a lot of ways it is becoming "home-ish." : )

4.Mama Joyce's house. It's where my brother, sister, and I spent many summer days and days after school. Less than half a mile from my parents' house it was our second home. We learned that we weren't supposed to baptize kittens or chase the chickens, but we could certainly pick up gum balls and sticks so the yard could be mowed. If only I could recount all the memories....

3. Florida. Our constant vacation spot. Sun, sand, water, and food. Who could ask for more?

2. Bellfield Baptist Church. Another place I have grown up in physically and spiritually. Also, half of the church is my family, so you are always well informed! ; )

1. Germany. I have been, and so want to get to go with Zach, hopefully in the next couple of years before we have kids. It was such an amazing experience and I loved to getting to be in the country my great grandparents hailed from.

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