Showing posts with label Deb. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Deb. Show all posts

Sunday, September 1, 2013

Family Faces, Trip West

Button necklaces!
Frozen Dole pineapple floats, Emma-style!
Beautiful Emma graduated!
Deborah visually graduated for me! (hard copies coming in snail mail)
 
 
Me & Lu at beginning of trip West, 1st overnight stop
Brother Steven saying "Don't take my picture!"
James & Emma, Timpanogos LDS temple
Me, Becca, Deborah: sisters
Mom-Jane and Aunt Betty: sisters
Nephew Simon & his mom
Dad & Mom on Cecret Lake hike
Stewart, Suzanna, Emmalyn
My favorite picture I took of my parents

Tuesday, November 22, 2011

Spread Out Blessings

We are not all together this year for a photo...
I got a phone call from a member in Wyoming who met Elder Landbeck today. He wanted to let me know he is doing well. They were at a funeral for a stalwart member who had a tradition of throwing the biggest 24th of July Pioneer Day firework party in the state! His firework display and free icecream out at his ranch were legendary.

I was thankful Stewart was there to support the family, meet good people, share the Gospel, even if it means he is gone from us for awhile...
My sister, Deborah, has been blogging her 12 Days of Thanksgiving, a great idea! I am getting ready for the Relief Society meeting "12 WAYS of Christmas, making a quilt to illustrate my day of "Inspire" symbolized by a snowflake. Promise to post when completed.

I am thankful for the influence of good people. Thankful for family. Grateful for their love, and the blessing of loving them back.

Sunday, June 27, 2010

We Are Away!



Thanks Deb for helping us get a couple photo on the internet today!

:)

Wednesday, July 15, 2009

Sibling Smiles

  Out of 9 kids, how many of us have dimples? Seven that I am pretty sure of. Glasses: 6 of us. Brunettes: 4; Blond: 4; Redheads: 1. Brown eyes: 5; Blue eyes 3; Greenish: 1. Braces: 4? Varicose Veins: still counting. Diabetic: 0. What ever happened to the genetic study that we were helping with? Big families are great study populations.

I just finished Brandon Saunderson's "Warbreaker" and have been thinking about the physical ideal, what would I choose to look like if I could pick physical characteristics? Would I want to blend in, or stand out? Is being dark-haired part of my identity, really? As I turn slowly white-haired, even? Would I want hair that changed color with my moods?! Would I pick a more atheletic build? Yes! More symmetrical?! Longer fingers, the better to paint with? Stronger legs? Taller? (my kids will all be taller than I am, and that is okay).

I know our bodies are important. I am thankful for parents who contributed their genes, helped to create me, make me who I am.

I am thankful for phsycial life. Being able to touch and see, smell, hear, taste and feel are great blessings.
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