Please don't anyone die of a heart attack. I am still here and I might actually get some pictures uploaded. Life in general is really good. Bryan is now working at his new office with Southwest Gas up by the Speedway. It is a long commute for him and I worry every day about him making the drive. He is enjoying his calling as the Young Men's secretary. I am plugging along doing all the "mom" duties. I am still the second counselor in the primary. Trying to have a good attitude every time they take one of my scout leaders or whenever a new "training" or "conference" comes up for me. Gavin is now in 8th grade. He just made the Jazz band. Early mornings here we come. Maggie is in the 5th grade and smart as ever. Grady is in third and we'll see how his handwriting improves this year. I am hopeful. Tate just started Kindgergarten. He came home the first day and said "Mom, we didn't learn anything today." I said, "What do you mean?" He replied, "We didn't learn how to read!!!" He was quite upset about it. He came home the next day mad because they didn't learn how to read again!!! Well, I will now try my hand at pulling up some pictures of things that have been going on.
Strawberry Reservoir. This was a view from the bottom of our campground. It was absolutely amazing there. We really enjoyed ourselves with my parents for a couple days in early August.
The boys fishing with my dad at Strawberry Reservoir.
"Big Mama" the potgut. We spent hours watching her and a multitude of others.
Grady and Tate having a "blast" at Lagoon. They loved al of the kiddie rides.
Maggie and Grandpa Bud about to Dinosaur "drop". Maggie's favorite ride. Grandpa was a real sport to ride many a ride with Maggie whenever she asked him to. We had so much fun with him. Grandma stayed home and enjoyed the peace and quiet.
Gavin & Bryan about to Dinosaur "drop". Miniature of another ride they have there. None of us were willing to try the big one.
Strawberry Reservoir. This was a view from the bottom of our campground. It was absolutely amazing there. We really enjoyed ourselves with my parents for a couple days in early August.
The boys fishing with my dad at Strawberry Reservoir.
"Big Mama" the potgut. We spent hours watching her and a multitude of others.
Grady and Tate having a "blast" at Lagoon. They loved al of the kiddie rides.
Maggie and Grandpa Bud about to Dinosaur "drop". Maggie's favorite ride. Grandpa was a real sport to ride many a ride with Maggie whenever she asked him to. We had so much fun with him. Grandma stayed home and enjoyed the peace and quiet.
3 comments:
My heart is palpitating a little, but no heart attack! It's fun to hear how your family is doing and seeing the changes in your kids.
If you hadn't warned me today, I would be having one! See, now that wasnt' so bad. Looks like a very fun summer.
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