Boo has quite the imagination. He came up to me last week and asked if I would buckle up the life jacket..... Backwards. Why not? Silly kid. I walked out of the kitchen a couple minutes later to find my baby like this and he proceeded to tell me that he was FROG MAN! There is never a dull moment with this kid.
***This is just a sidebar for my document keeping. You know it's bad when you come into the kitchen to see your child eating a bowl of cereal out of a left over bowl with a measuring spoon. I was laughing so hard,but realized it's only been a day and a half since the dish washer was ran. That's a lot of dishes to go through.
After the funeral we took a few pictures with my Mom and Rockey. I come from a family that has many different facets. Those facet's complete a beautiful diamond. So in this picture is one part of my life. My Mom, StepDad and "Their" kids.
I have been wanting to have some pictures of the Salt Lake Temple in my home that show the beauty of it from different spots and angles. I've taken a few of my favorites over the past year and I can't wait to do what I plan on doing with these beauties. I think they turned out just how I imagined they would.
Grandma passed away early this morning. I want her to know how much I loved her. She was a great person. I have some very fond memories of her.She was a Breast Cancer survivor for over 30 years and that in and of itself is an accomplishment. She has had 8 children and 20 grandchildren and 30+ great grandchildren and a couple of great, great grandchildren. She was a talented woman. I have the privelge of a landscape painting that she made and gave me as a gift hanging in my home. I have an afgan that she knitted for me for my wedding. She also did many ceramics. She loved clocks too. She has several clocks in her home that chime on the hour with various songs and noises. I have a very special memory of having her sit next to me and my Mom in the temple when I was sealed to Chris. I have another memory of walking along side her in her wheelchair at the Race For The Cure and looking over at her and seeing a hat with survivor patches completely filling it. I have inherited the gift of calling my children a list of names when trying to talk to them I say their names partially until I get the right child. My Mom also was passed down that trait from Grandma. I remember canning peaches in the summer with her and Mom. I remember her beautiful flowers and she had snap dragons that she'd let me pick a blossom off of and play with. I loved her rickety old swing set and now there is an almost new one for the younger generations to play on. I loved that she had a clothes line that had clothes hanging on it until a few years ago. I loved her amazing smile. Her laugh was contagious. She could play a mean game of Rummy around a table with my Mom and my Aunt's. She loved Avon and I have received several lotions and chap sticks in my day from her. When I visited with her last week to say good bye she hugged my tightly and told me she was going to be with God for a while. In her next sentence she she said my finger nails were so sparkly and pretty. My tears turned to a smile very quickly. She told me she loved me and that I was a sweet heart. I think she was the sweet heart.
This post is kind of random and kind of not. 
Chris' cousin Tawnya got married on Tuesday to My Brother In Law's Wife's Brother....(Say that five times fast.) It was a beautiful wedding and reception on Tuesday and they also had a reception on Wednesday up in Ogden that was just as beautiful and I got to help out a little. It was a lot of fun. I took more photo's of their families and what was going on around the. I also made the sign in book and took a bunch of pictures along with a billion other people a side from the photographer. I think that they are going to have at least a thousand pictures and different takes on their wedding day.
