Wednesday, April 1, 2009
Piano Recital
Tuesday, March 31, 2009
Jacob's in Massachusettes!




We got an email from Jacob this week. After six months in Windham, Maine he got transferred to Methuen, MA. We never thought he would serve in Massachusettes because there is just one little tiny spot that is in his mission right on the border of Massachusettes and New Hampshire. It covers Methuen, Andover, Dracut, MA and up into Windham, Salem, and Pehlam, New Hampshire. He actually gets to serve in both places right now. We are excited for him. Of course I have already been online to see what kind of area Methuen, MA is. I'll post a few pictures. Anyway, thanks for all your love and prayers for our missionary. It has been such a wonderful experience! I love being a missionary mom!
Thursday, March 26, 2009
Spring in Cache Valley
Last week I was so excited because the snow had all melted in my yard. I even planted pansies on Friday. Well, spring in Cache Valley always surprises us and this week we were blessed with more snow. The best part is it will melt by the weekend! Enjoy the picture I took from my backyard! Isn't it wonderful to look out my back window at this! We live in such a great place. It sure was a pretty snow! The flowers are still trying to pop out. Anyway, enjoy each day, even if it is snowing!!
Tuesday, March 24, 2009
Lacrosse Season has Begun!
Lacrosse season has begun for Tanner and Daniel. Last Saturday Jim and I and Daniel and Samuel went to the Beetdigger Tournament down in West Jordan area to watch Tanner play. Tanner played four games between Friday and Saturday and had a great time. It was a great day to watch lacrosse! The hightlight for Tanner, however, was getting stuck in the elevator for forty minutes with 13 other teenagers! (Glad I wasn't there!)


Tuesday, March 17, 2009
Spring has finally come to Cache Valley
OK, Spring really did come this week. I officially have NO snow in my front yard! (The backyard may take a day or two more of good weather.) It was so fun to go out side and find my spring flowers. They were actually there under all those old fall leaves and dirt. The tulips are coming up nice but by tomorrow morning the deer will have eaten them to the ground. Thank heavens for daffodils! I can hardly wait to mow my lawn!
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