Models galore

Another model in our midst...and I don't mean the one with pigtails.

Sweet "do"

...and the best mohawk goes to Lily!

Model

We have a model in our midst. Can you guess who??? Perhaps we have 2 models.

Happy Father's Day, Try 2

Me and My Dad
composed and recited by Danielle, age 10
Father's Day Sacrament Meeting Program, 1992

My Dad is surely number one,

For he is really full of fun.

He's always bursting with lots of action,

And sledding with him gives satisfaction.

When my dad is serving treats,

The servings he gives can't be beat.

He says, "There's always room for more!"

While dishing serving number four.

One bad thing about my dad,

is that when I have been real bad,

he lifts his hand into the air

And brings it down on my you-know-where.

And even though I don't agree,

I know he's doing it for me.

When I'm riding in the back of the truck,

Mom hides her eyes, thinking we'll be struck.

But Dad says, "I won't go so fast.

Come on, kids, this'll be a blast!"

When Dad says the prayer, he's so sincere,

I can always feel the Spirit near.

Of all the fathers there could be,

Heavenly Father saved the best for me.

Happy Father's Day, Dad.

Woodbury Photo Shoot

In case you didn't get a good look at Jacob's "Woodbury eyebrow"....

Father's Day

Happy Father's Day, Dad. Love, Becca



(Just kidding. It wasn't really from Becca. But I'm sure Becca hopes your bum has healed after all these years.)

Picture journal

Since Mom seems to be a little behind on the family picture journals, I thought I might as well do the slap-together-digital-job...with lamer commentary. Sorry.

The Oquirrh Mountain Temple Open House
(Wow, it's not raining)

(Don't look at Sage and Eliza)
BYU MOA's exhibit (the back exhibit is made of PVC pipes)Too bad we went on Kiddie-Central-Crazy-Day...who wants to wait in a 30-minute line for face painting? The answer is Sage. She was overruled 6:1.

Let's not talk about my height in this picture. Let's just say it was hard to haul two kids up in the air, not to mention my own body weight.

This mural was made entirely out of packets of duck sauce (think ketchup packets).
Not pictured: the ice cream that was consumed after our day at the MOA. Thanks, Mom.
Also not pictured: Rich coming back from Florida. We're glad Uncle Richie's home.
Also not pictured: Mom, Heather and Dad gave great talks today in church.
Also not pictured: A moving van headed to Arizona. We're missing Amy and her parents already.

Welcome back, Kim

After waiting 6 long months for the return of Auntie Kim you would have thought we would have learned enough patience to not be antsy while her flight circled the airport and then circled again due to weather. Finally she arrived (just as we were starting to get hungry for her sign of Dove chocolates). And there was much rejoicing.

Thank goodness for disability awareness in the SLC airport and Grandpa's entertaining skills.
Kim dove right into her Auntie-hood duties, as expected. Here she is after masterfully getting Eliza to nap (please share your secrets!).
We're glad you're back, Kim. Now about that babysitting you said you had been missing...

Two words

Dang cute.

Skills

Way cooler than nunchaku skills or bowhunting skills. Randy Potter would be so proud.