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My Team- Part 3

this is my mom and step-dad; and they are huge supporters of me in many ways. i'm very grateful for their generosity and love. they're always willing to lend a helping hand and understand the importance of needing pineapple on pizza! i feel blessed that they're only a phone call away and always available for me when i need them. 

sydney, myles, angie and jeremy are such lovely people. i love entering their home, because it truly feels like a home. they are a loving family and show love to everyone who enters their home. i've really enjoyed getting to know them over the years; and i've enjoyed watching their children grow! i'm extremely thankful for their friendship, their integrity and their encouragement. 

last, but surely not least; my step-mom and dad. i'm very blessed to have 4 parents who love and support me. i realize that this is not very common. these two provide me with much love and know the value in making a starbucks run together so we can enjoy a nice conversation! i really appreciate their support of me and the fact that encourage me no matter the circumstances.
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