List of my classmates Blogs:
Student Name         Blog URL
Courtney Scott       courtneyscottfamilyrelations.wordpress.com
Jeffrey Meldrum     http://jeffreymeldrum.weebly.com/
Kandace Evans       http://fathersbegoodtoyourdaughters.weebly.com/
Ellie Smith              https://ellierenesmith.wixsite.com/adventures
Destiny Mills          destinymeniah.blogspot.com
Sophie Draper         http://weallneedthefam.blogspot.com/
Ivana Borba            https://familyrelationsbyivana.blogspot.com/
LiMing Colkett       https://familyrelationsforever.blogspot.com/
Parker Ogden          http://parkerogden.blogspot.com/
Casslyn Fisher        https://casslynfisherfam.blogspot.com/
Rebekah Dunn        RebekahsRants.weebly.com
Erica Schumacher   https://iamericaschumacher.blogspot.com/
Elizabeth Smith      https://lovelizs.blogspot.com/
Lindsey Johnson     https://lindseyfamilyrelations.wordpress.com
Toni Jo Despain      https://tonijodespain.blogspot.com/
Zach Clark              familyrelationszc.blogspot.com
Sydnie Stoddard      http://thatopheliagirl.weebly.com/
Eliah Gibson           https://eliahgib.blogspot.com/
Mariah Prado          https://insidescooponthefamily.blogspot.com/
Kirie Steinagel        https://kirielenae.blogspot.com/
Rebecca Field         https://fieldrebecca.blogspot.com/
Alayna Hudson       https://hudsonalayna.wixsite.com/mysite
Ashley Clawson      https://ashleyclawson77.blogspot.com
Derek Russell         https://1derek0russell1.wixsite.com/website
Kennedy Blaser       https://lifeintheeyesofdee.blogspot.com/
Latricia Pinto          https://familyrelationslatriciap.blogspot.com/
TaLee Rose             familyrelationclass.blogspot.com
Brittnee Tidwell      https://brittneet.blogspot.com
Sierra Johnson        https://thankfulgreatfulblog.wordpress.com/
Madison Blaylock   https://familyrelationsmadblay.blogspot.com/
Alicia Gomez          https://aliciagomezfamilyrelationsblog.wordpress.com/
Emily Shumway      https://emilysfamilyrelations.blogspot.com/
Sarah Cutler            https://sarahcutlerfamilyrelations.blogspot.com/
Deseret Crandall      https://deseretc.blogspot.com/
Leah Jonas              https://leahsfamilyrelations.wordpress.com/
Jessica Welling       https://jessicawellingfamilyrelations.blogspot.com/
Lauren Boyd           https://byuifamilyrelations160.wordpress.com
Briannah Ramirez    https://newlyywedadvice.blogspot.com/
Rhyan Cronin          https://rhyansbyuifamilyrelationsclass.wordpress.com
Anna McKinley      https://byuifamilyrelations.wordpress.com/
Ashley Hirata          https://byuidahofamilyclass.blogspot.com/
Kate Fluckiger        katesfamilyrelations.wordpress.com
Mariah Carter         http://faml160mariah.blogspot.com/2017/09/introducing-me.html

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