About Us

We are Drew and Virgina Terry. While I grew up in the high desert of Nevada, Ginny spent her time sprouting in the moist climates of the west coast of British Columbia. The only explanation I have for my being taller than Ginny's roots must not have liked being wet all the time. The needed a chance to dry out a bit before getting wet again. I suppose that desire to have her roots dry that caused here to come to Utah when she was in her early twenties. As for me I want an education so I attend Brigham Young University. I had just returned from my LDS mission and returned to BYU that I met this beautiful little Canadian girl.

I had just spent two years in midwestern Canada as a mission and in the last area (Carlyle, Sask) I had a older Indian lady tell me that I would be married in six months after returning home from my mission. I told her I did not thing so. See I had not girlfriend waiting for me, and I can honestly say that I had not seen any young ladies in Canada that I considered a good candidate for being my wife. In fact I felt that in two years all I had seen were farmers' daughters. I therefore was convinced to two things 1) I would not be marrying a Canadian and 2) I would not be marrying within six months of returning from my mission. We that was all for not. The first young lady I dated upon my return was a Canadian. Then I meant the most beautiful woman in the world and yes she was a Canadian and we were married exactly six months to the day from the date I returned from my mission.

The rest is history. We have had four children all of which are boys and we have always been a close knit family.

This blog is dedicated to our family experiences, and we hope that those who follow us on this blog will find it enjoyable and we welcome all to share their thoughts and feelings with us.