They do grow up!

Austin has technically graduated from High School,just waiting for the diploma.His brother in law and sister told him he could come and stay with them down in Provo,he has some connections to try to get a job and he could take a class or so. Austin thought that would be cool and give him a little independence before the big mission farewell. We thought this would be a good experience and sent him off for his adventure. Little brother Kaden was so very sad about this,he is afraid he will never come home or won't stay very long like his older sisters.The tears were free flowing at our house. I can't believe how much I think about him and much harder it becomes to let go each time another leaves. This is preparing me for the two year bit.They grow so fast and you don't see how fast it is all happening. We miss you Austin, and Ashley and Amber and Autumn.

Can't keep my pants up!

Steve took the children to Settler's Park yesterday afternoon, the 14th, and when they left they wanted to race back to the car. Anyways, Steve took a video of it which mostly features Kaden holding his pants to keep them from falling while running. He has such a little butt that he always has had a problem with this!

My little Ms.Fixit!

I was checking out my facebook, and when I was finished I went around the corner to find Alivia fixing the door with all her new found tools, from my tool drawer in the kitchen. Notice all the cool places she has to store them. She was keeping happily busy as she moved from door to different door.

Great Friends

We have known our friends the Campbells 24 years,we have been through the rigors of raising kids through birth up to marriage, and the pictures of the missionary coming home is their sweet son Scott and we were able to go have lunch after his return talk to his Ward and it was such a sweet experience to see more of their friends that have been around for awhile and some of his friends that have also returned home from their missions and of course the rest of their kids with some spouses and grandparents. What a sweet feeling a mission homecoming can bring. I can hardly wait until we get to experience this for ourselves.Until then we get pictures of sweet friends experiences.