Can she walk? Watch this movie to find out.
Friday, October 9, 2009
Wednesday, October 7, 2009
Conference Weekend
We had an eventful conference weekend, beginning a few days before when Eliza and her joy school friend made off with the Conference Bingo treats. I found them nibbling away at Smarties under the computer desk.
The unrepentant sugar tooth kids.

And speaking of naughtiness, here is Eliza after she gave herself and Lily "funny faces" with a green marker. (Don't mind the swim vest.)
Here is Lily doing her new trick to get a better view of Conference. Okay, it's not conference. But she likes to stand on the carseat to play the piano, too.
And here are the delicious goods Mom and Dad and the gang brought when they came up after attending the Saturday morning session in the Conference Center!

Look at the size of that peach!

And here are the delicious goods Mark and the girls made.

And to focus on the conference part of Conference Weekend, Mom started a new tradition where, following the final session, each person (youngest to oldest) stood up and told a story or message they liked from conference. Then they got to pick a candy bar from a big bowl of full-size candy bars. Sage was so excited about telling everyone her story about President Woodruff being inspired to move his wagon and then his mules. Eliza was so excited to get three little Kit Kats taped together. Thanks for the good idea, Mom.
The unrepentant sugar tooth kids.
And speaking of naughtiness, here is Eliza after she gave herself and Lily "funny faces" with a green marker. (Don't mind the swim vest.)
Here is Lily doing her new trick to get a better view of Conference. Okay, it's not conference. But she likes to stand on the carseat to play the piano, too.
And here are the delicious goods Mom and Dad and the gang brought when they came up after attending the Saturday morning session in the Conference Center!
Look at the size of that peach!

And here are the delicious goods Mark and the girls made.

And to focus on the conference part of Conference Weekend, Mom started a new tradition where, following the final session, each person (youngest to oldest) stood up and told a story or message they liked from conference. Then they got to pick a candy bar from a big bowl of full-size candy bars. Sage was so excited about telling everyone her story about President Woodruff being inspired to move his wagon and then his mules. Eliza was so excited to get three little Kit Kats taped together. Thanks for the good idea, Mom.
Tuesday, October 6, 2009
Woodbury vignettes
Does this bring back a flashback, anyone?
And how about this big girl! I hear the ABC song floating out of her bedroom at night, in the car, etc.
Sunday, October 4, 2009
Harvest time
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