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In this episode, Amanda West shares her journey from growing up in Vernal to navigating the early challenges of life and starting a family in Davis county. She reflects on rekindling her love for scrapbooking as a way to preserve her daughters' mission memories and offers powerful life lessons worthy of a physical and spiritual thumbs up. Pull up a chair or go for a walk, get to know your neighbors, and enjoy this Parkeside conversation.
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