30 June 2012
26 June 2012
Millcreek Canyon
We like to take the short trip to Millcreek Canyon in the summer to get away from the heat and enjoy nature. We gave up on camping until the boys get a little older, so this is the next best thing. Randy is the tin-foil dinner champ and the boys, of course, love to roast marshmallows.
24 June 2012
Andrew's Baptism
"Recognize that the joy of motherhood comes in moments. There will be
hard times and frustrating times. But amid the challenges, there are
shining moments of joy and satisfaction." M. Russell Ballard, "Daughters of God"
Today was one of those shining moments. I wasn't prepared for how emotional I'd be, I can usually keep it together, but I was bawling. The "ugly cry" came out. I'm just glad I was sitting in the front row. Grandpa Lamb gave the opening prayer, which started the water works. Then Randy gave the talk about baptism. (Andrew chose who he wanted to speak at his baptism) At the end of his talk, he talked about how Andrew has the purest heart of anyone he knows (and I agree) and that his mom, dad and brothers need him in our family to teach us how to have a pure heart. The baptism went well, he only had to be dunked one time. Grandpa Lamb and Great Grandpa Scovil were the witnesses. Then we showed a picture slideshow of Andrew while Randy and Andrew changed. Grandma Lamb gave the talk about the Holy Ghost. It was sweet and perfect. She had Andrew stand up with her when she gave her talk and they talked about their Timpanogas Cave hike and it was cute how Andrew answered her questions. Randy confirmed Andrew and in the blessing he talked about how Andrew could always have the Holy Ghost with him as he did certain things like scripture study and prayer. I am grateful for the time and preparation Randy made - he did a great job and everything he said was perfect. My boys are lucky to have him as their dad. We have our family scripture study at the dinner table most nights and Randy always does a good job leading the discussion. It doesn't take a lot of time or effort, but I see it making a difference in Andrew's life. Andrew gave the closing prayer and he did a great job. We had dinner at our home after the baptism. It was a great day.
Today was one of those shining moments. I wasn't prepared for how emotional I'd be, I can usually keep it together, but I was bawling. The "ugly cry" came out. I'm just glad I was sitting in the front row. Grandpa Lamb gave the opening prayer, which started the water works. Then Randy gave the talk about baptism. (Andrew chose who he wanted to speak at his baptism) At the end of his talk, he talked about how Andrew has the purest heart of anyone he knows (and I agree) and that his mom, dad and brothers need him in our family to teach us how to have a pure heart. The baptism went well, he only had to be dunked one time. Grandpa Lamb and Great Grandpa Scovil were the witnesses. Then we showed a picture slideshow of Andrew while Randy and Andrew changed. Grandma Lamb gave the talk about the Holy Ghost. It was sweet and perfect. She had Andrew stand up with her when she gave her talk and they talked about their Timpanogas Cave hike and it was cute how Andrew answered her questions. Randy confirmed Andrew and in the blessing he talked about how Andrew could always have the Holy Ghost with him as he did certain things like scripture study and prayer. I am grateful for the time and preparation Randy made - he did a great job and everything he said was perfect. My boys are lucky to have him as their dad. We have our family scripture study at the dinner table most nights and Randy always does a good job leading the discussion. It doesn't take a lot of time or effort, but I see it making a difference in Andrew's life. Andrew gave the closing prayer and he did a great job. We had dinner at our home after the baptism. It was a great day.
18 June 2012
15 June 2012
09 June 2012
08 June 2012
Summer is for fishing.
Our summer tradition. Randy takes the boys fishing Saturday night, and they grill them up on Sunday. By the end of the summer, I'm kind of sick of trout.
10 May 2012
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