Monday, June 21, 2010
Kansas City Temple Ground Breaking
At the last minute our Branch President called and asked if we wanted to go to the ground breaking for the Kansas City Temple. After talking to James we decided that we would only go if our whole family could go. Needless to say it all worked out and we enjoyed a cold windy day in Kansas City. I don't know what I was thinking but I wasn't expecting all the dirt. I didn't realize that they had already prepared the ground and that it was all dirt. We met our friend Mark and Nicole Dodd there. I had a picture of Mark holding Adalyn but I couldn't get it to the bottom of the page. And I am not starting over.
I am so thankful for the temple in my life. I am grateful for the knowledge that through ordinances in the temple my family can be together forever. I can't wait to take my children to the temple to do baptisms. I am grateful for a Heavenly Father who loves us and has given us ways to return to him.
Little James' birthday
In February we celebrated James eleventh birthday. We were able to go skating and have fun in Joplin. James went camping with his dad and the scouts so he could earn his Arrow of Light for Cub Scouts. So for his birthday he got a new backpack for camping. He was really excited.
He later learned that because there is no eleven year old scout person he gets to go with the older scouts. This has made him want this year to go by fast so that he could go every week, (he can't go the second week of the month because of combined activities, and he is not old enough).
James is a wonderful young man. He likes to take things apart and fix them. He loves to fish, and really wants to hunt. We just need to get him into the hunter education program. James is an excellent baseball player. He is a typical boy in that I have to ask him to do things more than once. But I can deal with that most days. He will try anything that someone challenges him to do. He is a great big brother. I love his smile, it is contagious. What a special person he is, and I am grateful to call him my son.
Pigs
We sold one half of the big pig, and one half of the little pig. We have a lot of pork in the freezer but we have enjoyed eating it. We might do it again sometime. We will see. It was a great experience for all of us.
Isaiah turns five
Isaiah is a wonderful boy. He loves playing with his brothers and sisters. He loves to give his momma and Adalyn kisses and hugs. I will never pass that up. Isaiah will let you know when he gets frustrated. And when Isaiah gets tired, he will go lay down or go to bed. Sometimes I wonder where he is and I will find him sleeping on my bed.
I am grateful that Isaiah is part of our family. He is a special boy and I am thankful to my Heavenly Father for allowing him to come to our family.
Tuesday, June 1, 2010
Busy, Busy, Busy
Oh I have to apologize for not writing. I just realized that I have written only ten times this year. Can we say slacker? No I am not a slacker, I have been busy around here. But I hope that things are slowing down now, but I doubt it, I will be able to write more. There are some things that we have done that I want to write about like:
Kansas City Temple ground breaking
and of course baseball
End of school
Hopefully I will get to these soon.
Kansas City Temple ground breaking
and of course baseball
End of school
Hopefully I will get to these soon.
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