I wish i knew why these are sideways and how to fix them. I hope your neck doesnt get too bad a kink! Trevor took these pictures of the kids on conference sunday. I think they turned out pretty good. Annabelle lost her first tooth so she is smiling, trying to show it off. Emily has more wholes in her mouth than teeth! It seems she is losing one all the time. Trevor figured by the time all the kids have lost their teeth, the tooth fairy will have shelled out almost 200 dollars. Dang, i hope these kids dont have any problems that are expensive! i dont think we could afford it!
Trevor's quite the photographer! I miss you guys so much! Hopefully the kids won't grow too much by the time I see them next. We are planning on coming around Christmas. Riley has a week vacation then.
Your kids are so cute and growing up so fast! I can't believe it's been so long since we have seen you. I lost that e-mail to that one site so if you could send it to me again that would be great! I hope everything is going great.
We have just received news that earlier today my sister Amy and her family have been in a car accident. Tim and the five kids are okay, although banged up, but Amy is in the ICU. They hit hail while driving and the car rolled 3 times and Amy was ejected from the car. All we know so far is that she has broken ribs and punctured lungs. Please, please please pray for her and her family. Thank you.
It was a lovely Sunday. The children played happily while I browsed the internet (I want to say I was looking at lds.org... but I wasn't) They were chattering with each other and I vaguely listened in the background of my head. It really was nice until Stephen said a naughty word~ to Emily. My lazy mind picked right up and I whipped my head around. "What did you just say" "I didn't know it was a bad word" "Yes you did. Otherwise you wouldn't be starting to cry right now" I felt just like the mom from that Christmas movie as I marched him right up the stairs and into the bathroom. Thank goodness I still buy bar soap. I stuck it right in his mouth and continued to lecture him about why we don't say those words and how those words hurt Heavenly Fathers feelings. I left the soap in for a full minute and he cried the whole time. And of course Trevor was standing around the corner smiling and smirking. But I was mad! And Stephen really di...
Our dinner tonight was filled with little tid-bits of new knowledge for our kids. It started with me quoting a saying my mom used to say "Tough titty said the kitty when the milk ran dry." I've said it for years to my kids and tonight was the first time they ever asked what a "titty" was. Trevor taught the kids "tallywacker" and "willywang" (I think that was what the last one was...I'm no good at remembering the technical names) We told a few riddles and then chased each other around the house trying to put underwear on each others heads. It's times like these that make me remember my own childhood and how much fun we used to have together...Thanks Mom and Dad!
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