Sunday, April 12, 2009

More pictures from Sky High trampoline place. Addison was very cautious, but LOVED it!

New glasses...

McKenzie Recital- this one's for mom.



McKenzie and her teacher playing, "Dancin' cheek to cheek" at Eskaton Lodge for the elderly. This song Mom used to dance with us and sing in the kitchen when we were kids. You will want to turn off the music on the blog before watching this video.

McKenzie's 15th Bday!

McKenzie and a couple of great friends had a little birthday celebration for her 15th Bday. We all went to "Skyhigh", which is a trampoline place and they had a great time- were very silly.




Reminded me of myself with my friends when I was that age. I was that crazy, too! Fun times!




Sydney in the Oral Interpretation contest...


We went to Pioneer school to watch Sydney in the Oral Interpretation Festival. She did great! Her poem was so true to life...

AAH...Monterey







Forgot to add pics of our Monterey trip. We had a great time with all the CES family- actually now it's called S&I for Seminaries and Institutes. We had a Bonfire on the beach, broke into teams for an Amazing Race experience around Monterey (some people thought we were crazy!), and had lots of food and classes. It was GREAT! Thanks, Mom for flying out to babysit!

All I want for Easter is my 2 front teeth!



Nathan lost his 2 front teeth. The first one the tooth fairy had 4 quarters (she thought)- but Nathan discovered one of the coins was a Susan B. Anthony dollar. BONUS!!
The second one was Friday night and Nathan came in the morning to mom in bed crying because, "the tooth fairy forgot". Well, we checked again and sure enough- it was hiding under the bed- a dollar bill this time, so no mistakes with the coins. But then Nathan said, "Only thing is, Nickolas gets $3 for each of his teeth, no fair!"

Institute 40th Anniversary





Here are a few pics I took at the AR's 40th Institute anniversary celebration Mike did at his Institute. He did a great job planning it. He had between 200 and 300 people there, and all the previous Institute directors were able to make it. It was a neat experience.