I decided that this year I wouldn't spend money on new decorations.
I went up to the attic, and these two inflatables were sitting there waiting for me.
I had forgotten that I'd bought them last year after Halloween.
I HATE it when that happens!
3 times a week,
and gymnastics practice
3 hours every afternoon.
(Peter Vidmar Meet in West L.A.)
(pirouette on parellel bars)
and plays the piano at least once a week in seminary and usually for Priesthood.
My kids counted the zigzags. There are 20.
We are almost to the "Scout Lookout."
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We got to "Scout Lookout" and turned left to go up the West Rim Trail for a ways.
This is our "picnic" spot.
The bottom of the "V" behind us to our left is where the Angel's Landing trail goes. He is pointing to the two hikes we've been on this summer.
See you next time!
So, Koby flattened little balls of dough in muffin tins,
and we made mini pizzas for leftovers.
If you look closely you'll see which one was impatient while waiting for a turn in the oven
(man I wish I had a convection oven about right now.)
One of her corners is missing ALL of the toppings.
Can you tell which one burned her arm on the pan?
Can you tell which one got first crack at the dough?


Kyson says there's usually several "toms" in a parade, but since their guy plays so loudly, they only need one. (It's the guy with 3 drums that's right in back of Kyson.)
The rodeo parade route is half as long now that they don't go down the Boulevard. They start at 200 W. and go to 400 E. on Tabernacle. Kyson said it was still plenty long enough to have been stuck in front of the loudest drum player the whole way.
Then, my hubby got done bidding the 400ish plans at work that took a whole week, and came home and made his "Once A Year" cake he has to make.
It doesn't really matter the flavor of the cake as long as the frosting is
the one on the Hershey's Cocoa box.
Then, he cleaned the dressing on his wound.
Warning, Graphic images. Do not look.
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.Then, Kinzie got home from school, and he redressed hers.
The picture didn't turn out, but the expression on her face had to be posted.
Grandpa was brave enough to feed a 5 month old homemade ice cream. She attacked the spoon trying to get it to her mouth. Soooo cute.
I wasn't going near that pastel green shirt with chocolate ice cream.
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My day really started out with me finding a pile of wet, rotten, smelly dishrags in the laundry room (pet-peeve,) and being out of clean underwear, I had to dig out some maternity ones, (don't you even think I don't think YOU'VE ever done that.) And ended with me finding at midnight, that Kauri hadn't made it to the toilet after her nap, and the carpet under my toilet (that had just been shampooed for my b-day present) was sopping wet and stinky (pet-peeve.)
Therein lies the pressure of everyone wishing you a "Happy" B-day.
So, I will tell the BEST part last...
Kortlen wandered into my room just after I'd finished the blanket. I was sitting on the floor. I asked him if he knew who's birthday it was today. Of course, he did. Jana had told him when he called her that morning. I asked him if he knew how old I was. He didn't. So, as he was twirling circles in front of me, I told him. He was repeating what I'd said as he twirled, "Twenty-nine..."and just as he was finishing his circle, stopped, crouching, with his face right in front of mine, "AND A HALF???!!!!!"
Love that kid.