

In loving you.....I am forever changed




Here is Caleb and his class performing the singing part of the program. This is his 2nd year. He has only one more left and then he will graduate to PRIVATE lessons!!
This is Braiden performing his singing part of the program. He is SOOOO COOOOL (and he knows it!). He is a 3rd year student and this was his last year in the program. He composed his own song and played it for everyone. He is now in PRIVATE piano lessons.

Oh, brown eyes.....
Abby CANNOT wait to try out her new wakeboard!

Nothing but smiles!



Braiden with his shotgun driving the car!
Emma and Abby...cute girls!!
Mom and Dayson!!! (I am doing the pedals, but Dayson is driving)
"Billy the Kid" and my kids minus Braiden. You know when you have to pick your battles...Braiden did not want a picture with "Billy".
Cute train ride around the park.

I am pretty sure they did NOT have these in the old west, but Emma sure loved it!

Waiting at the airport.....
The "Mothership"
Octopus in Aruba (no I did NOT eat it)

Hot Springs in Dominica

Waterfall in the rainforest in Greneda

Snorkeling EVERYWHERE!!!! This was Boniare.

Riding the Moped in St. Thomas

One of my favorite beaches in St. Thomas. GREAT snorkeling!

Kiteboarding in Aruba. Yes, that is Spencer. The instructors told him it would take at least 3 lessons to catch wind and get up...it only took Spencer 1.5 hours. He's a natural! He caught the wind and literally TOOK OFF down the ocean dodging windsurfers in his way. I was beginning to wonder if I was going to see him again.....
We had a special opportunity to be a part of a baptism. Here is a quick version of the story. We have been taking 2 girls who are daughters of good friends of ours, who are not members of our church, to our ward with us. One of the girls turned 8 last month and begun reading the Book of Mormon every day and expressed to her parents that she wanted to be baptized. Spencer and I then got the missonaries over to her home and have been teaching the family. Last Sunday Spencer was able to baptize her. Her whole family was there...tearful and feeling the spirit. We pray that the family will follow in this little girl's example. The REASON I titled this entry "Sweet Abby" is about 20- minutes before leaving for the baptism I found Abby in the office writing on paper. I asked her what she was doing and she said she was writing a letter to Madison (the girl who was being baptized). This is the letter she wrote (all on her own):