Tuesday, July 26, 2011















I spent the last weekend in Rexburg. Taylor and I traveled there Thursday evening. Friday evening, Whitney went to the Rexburg temple and received her endowment. It was a very windy evening. I'm standing with Whitney and my daughter in law, Ashley.


Luke celebrated his first birthday on Saturday and as you can see, he really enjoyed his cake.


Monday, July 11, 2011

Scouting









Taylor just completed the requirements for his last merit badge--Family Life. He had to do a family project so we chose having the girls help him decorate cookies. As you can see, it was VERY successful and sweet!





Saturday, July 9, 2011

Rexburg Summer





Luke is walking and his parents are already working on his golf. His Aunt Whitney spends a lot of time with him. I'm going to see them soon. Can't wait!

















Summer Fun





Here are some random pics of my dear grandchildren! Luke, Haile and Natalie--You Are ADORABLE!! Grandma.

















Wednesday, July 6, 2011

Parade Fun and Tomatoes






















The Murray Parade was once again a great event for my little granddaughters. I think they had a lot of fun.


Just this morning I noticed I FINALLY have some little tomatoes growing on the vine I have on my deck. I'm SO happy!!








Tuesday, July 5, 2011

Whitney's Bridal Shower







I'm slow getting these photos up. I only have 2. I was very busy at the shower.










Sunday, June 26, 2011

Summer Memories



Last Thursday, Adam and Jessica brought a wading pool over and we filled it just a little because it was evening time and they wouldn't be in too long. The girls are so cute and had a fun time.


Saturday I watched Natalie while her parents and Hailie attended a wedding reception. She's not been feeling too well so I decided to take her for a spin around Murray Park. As soon as she saw the umbrella stroller, she couldn't wait to get out. We strolled around and watched people, ducks and dogs making their fun in the park. The water is flooding in some places and to the brim everywhere else. Everytime I asked her a question, her answer was "ya." The joy of grandmothering. I try to squeeze all the joy out everytime I'm around them.