Hi everyone! It's so great to read about what everyone has been doing. I graduated from BYU in August 2006 and then had the opportunity to do a four month internship at the UN in Geneva, Switzerland (the picture is of me with some of the people I worked with in Geneva). It was a wonderful experience and taught me a lot! The next fall I started my graduate program at NYU in Childhood Education. I am in my last semester and graduate this December! I am really looking forward to transitioning from being a full-time student to a classroom teacher. I really miss London and hope to travel back there sometime soon!
This update catches me at a particularly transitory stage. After graduating from BYU a year after our London, in August 2006, I entered the MTC that September without even seeing my physical diploma. I served in the Kentucky Louisville Mission with a number of terrific companions in three different areas -- two country towns on the outskirts of the mission boundaries and the last in the east side of Louisville. Teaching the gospel and the people I met in Kentucky completed my life in a way I could never have anticipated. 
Picture 1: At the MTC Sept. 06
In April of this year I graduated from BYU with my BA in Dance Education and a minor in Sociology Teaching. I am currently at San Diego State University pursuing an MA in Secondary Education: Curriculum and Instruction. I have done a lot of traveling since London, including South Africa and a study abroad in China (yes, I was in the earthquake on May 12, 2008). I am still dancing and loving every minute of it. I am heavily involved in my ward out here in San Diego, and I was recently called as second counselor in the Relief Society Presidency.
Hello all! I’ve enjoyed reading your updates. Here is a little bit of what I’ve been up to … After that wonderful term in London of Spring 2005, I went to Italy for a month to be with my sister & her family who was living there. It was amazing, I miss Europe! I then went back to BYU to start my sophomore year, started the Social Work program, & also started working at the Museum of Art on campus. During my sophomore year I met my husband JT. We dated for a year & then were engaged for three months, getting married in April of 2007. JT accepted a job offer in New York City working for an investment bank after his graduation so we headed to the East Coast. To complete my degree I took classes at a college & via independent study & did an internship with LDS Family Services. During my internship I worked mostly doing adoptions & it was the greatest, hardest, most rewarding thing I’ve ever done! We lived in the financial district of NYC for one year & absolutely fell in love with the city. The museums, restaurants, shows, people, & excitement of the city was so much fun. About two months ago my husband received a job offer to work for a hedge fun in Greenwich, Connecticut (about 45 minutes on the train from midtown Manhattan) so we left the city & moved the suburbs. I like Living in a cute New England town with the added bonus of being able to explore NYC a few times a week & having a car to explore the rest of the East Coast. I am currently working on finishing independent study (I only have one class left) & will graduate in December & hope to work for a Social Work agency.
I still talk often about my love for London & my husband has never been there. We are hoping to take a trip next year so I can show him my favorite town!
We post about our adventures on the East Coast at www.jtandlizziedavis.blogspot.
After London 2005 I got bitten by the curiosity bug and took Arabic 101 my last semester at BYU. Suddenly my last semester became 3rd to the last semester and stayed two more semesters in order to get a minor in Arabic. One of the semesters I spent in Morocco learning the most useless dialect of Arabic there is.
I just got married in April to my best friend. We moved to Salem Oregon about two months ago, and are loving it. My husband Dave is going law school in Salem, and I am finishing my master's in public policy at Oregon State.
After returning from London, I had three more years at BYU in the film program. I made a lot of movies...including an independent feature, music video, and other such nonsense! I graduated in April 2008 and am now working freelance in the film industry.
On a side note, I love traveling, and I did a lot of it this summer: New York; Roadie across NV, CA, AZ, and Southern Utah; Oregon (Diamond/Crater Lake); and I'm heading to DC next Tuesday (the 9th). Woot! So any suggestions about what is a must see....
After London, I spent another year at BYU before moving up to Salt Lake to work at the Governor's Office and go to the U. I spent 2 years there and have just moved to New York to intern at W Magazine. I'll return to Salt Lake in December and am set to graduate from the U in the Spring, but I'm looking into transferring back to the Y.
After London I returned to BYU where I met my husband, Tom, in September 2005. We were married in the Mt. Timpanogos temple on March 25, 2006, and we both graduated from BYU in April 2006. That July we moved to Los Angeles so that Tom could attend law school at UCLA. I worked at the UCLA hospital until earlier this year. On April 22, 2008, we had a wonderful little girl named Harper and are currently enjoying the challenges of becoming parents. We are now in Tom's final year of law school and are going to be in Los Angeles long term since he just accepted a job with a law firm that is just a few blocks from the LA temple. I hope everyone is doing well! If you're ever in LA, I would love to get together!
After London 2005, I left BYU and transferred to Portland State University in Portland Oregon (my hometown). I graduated in August 2007 with a Bachelor of Science in Community Health Education, and got married last December 2007 to my high school sweetheart, Brian. We then moved back to Utah at the end of June, because Brian is working as a Field Engineer on the Frontrunner South (commuter rail from SLC to Provo). I am working at Volunteers of America, Utah, as a Development Support Coordinator, where I'm working on writing grants and other administrative things. We are living in West Jordan, where we bought a home, and are enjoying life. If others are still in Utah, it would be fun to plan a reunion sometime! I have a blog I keep updated fairly regularly: www.dagslandfamily.blogspot.com and I'm also on facebook and myspace.
I graduated from BYU in 2006, started working full time then came to the Singapore Mission and have been serving in Malaysia for the last year... I am not sure I will ever come back. Lucky for me Bollywood films taught me a lot about the crazy Indians I teach here and every house I enter they are on -such temptations I tell you. 
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