Wednesday, May 27, 2009
Baseball ghosts
Tuesday, May 26, 2009
Memorial Day Traditions
This year was a little different when you think of our traditional Memorial Day. We always meet at the Mesa Cemetery at 10am. Erik, Lindsey and Carly were there, but Conner, Cole and I didn't make it. Conner had batting practice at 9am. No worries Cole and I went over to Oma's and Papa's to cut our the veggies for later that day - since his practice was right down the road.
Carly is getting so tall.
Braley boys and Stephanie, belong to Tina (Erik's sister).
Lavold girls and Jake, belong to Liz (Erik's sister)
Cleaning off Great Grandma and Great Grandpa Morris' headstone.
Many observers...learning why we celebrate Memorial Day.
Lindsey's turn to clean with Papa's help.
Now over to clean Erik's little sister, Stephanie, who was still-born, headstone.
Now to Grandpa Williams headstone - this is a very neat experience. It gives us opportunities to teach our kiddos about their ancestors. After visiting the cemeteries we all met up at Gramers and Papa's for lunch. I love this time because we get to visit and enjoy one another. After eating and relaxing we headed over to Aaron and Liz's to swim (that is everyone except Cole and Erik they went home for a much needed nap). Sadly Aunt Liesl was sick with kidney stones and Marcus stayed home to sleep (missed you all). It was a gorgeous day!
Around 5pm we met up with the Larsen clan to hang out. Eating yummy grilled or fried chicken, veggies, pasta salad, watermelon, strawberries, and much much more (thank you Oma for always making the holidays enjoyable!). Oma had set up water fun for all to enjoy. Cole not sure about it at first.
Cole likes to always care some sort of toys (today was cars some days it is dinosaurs).
Monday, May 18, 2009
12-1-1
Wednesday, May 13, 2009
Six and headed to FIRST grade
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Tuesday, May 12, 2009
So many birthdays, it is now May and Tyler's turn!
Oh my you are "17" when did our little Tyler grow up? (my sister LaSchelle's oldest son) I remember when he was born...grandchild #1. He was loved by all of us so much - we could not get enough of him. That is still true today. Tyler is a pleasure to be around. He is such an amazing young man. He always tells you he loves you and hugs you when he sees you and when you are leaving. You can always feel his love for you.
I am grateful that my boys have such an awesome example to look up to. Tyler is a natural athlete and an obedient young man. He is easy to talk to and truly a pleasure to hang out with. We love you and hope you have had a great birthday!
Tuesday, May 5, 2009
Roper Howard get's baptized
I guess they have been trying really hard to get active and haven't missed a Sunday in 6 months. Well they only have ONE set of scriptures. Lana says that every Sunday Roper wants to take that set with him to primary. She tells him that she and Charlie need them for their class and that his paper back Book of Mormon will have to do for now. Well for his baptism they got him his very on hardbound scriptures with his name engraved on them and everything. Well their really good friend was giving the Holy Ghost talk and asked Roper to come up by him. He showed Roper his scriptures and Roper just started crying. He buried his head in this man's jacket and cried. It was the sweetest thing. Therefore, it touch all of us and the tears began to flow. The spirit was there and it was a wonderful experience. He is such a good little missionary with such a big heart. Later Lindsey said to me, "Mom how many 8 year old little boys do you know of that would cry because they got scriptures?" I said, "NONE!" We both agreed that Roper is a good kid with a sweet spirit! I am sure Grandma Larsen was watching with tears flowing of happiness!
Happy NEWS!
y a h o o ! !
this means we will get federal funding to help us out with his therapies and programs!
y a h o o ! !
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