UTAH MATTERS SHOW
Yesterday Aaron and I went down to Salt lake for the taping of a show called Utah Matters. They wanted to do a segment on Kidney donation. Both the donor center and Matt ( brick's dad) asked Aaron to come and be on the show. He was fine until we got there and they started hooking up the microphone ... Stiff as a board... The show went really well. All those who can get Kjzz ( k-Jazz tv station) should tune in on this Sunday morning and watch it.
Brick and Matt were on the show with Aaron. Brick was such a trooper, he woke up with a fever and just didn't feel good. We went out to lunch with them when it was over and Matt and Krista have restored our faith in P.F. Changs. Thanks guys for the fun afternoon... as always your in our prayers.

Comments

Krista Robinson said…
Thank you for coming and doing the show. Aaron you are inspiration and I know that your story will impact someone...someway. I am glad you enjoyed PF Changs (except for that horrible rice).
10/31/08, 10:07 AM
michelle@somedaycrafts said…
Aaron is a true hero! What time is the show on?
11/1/08, 8:49 AM
BrookieT said…
What happened before at PF Changs that caused you to lose faith? I think that is so awesome- the whole story. I wish we got that station out here...
11/1/08, 9:52 AM
KimberLeigh said…
Very, very cool.
11/3/08, 11:21 AM
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