
Notice I am smiling.....and I didn't swear......just wanted to ;)
Not to bad.....lots of boo boos but I don't care, no one can tell unless they are really close and frankly only one person will be close enough to notice and he doesn't care.
“Be who you are and say what you feel because those who mind don't matter and those who matter don't mind.” Dr. Seuss

The week before we moved and I taveled to Utah we went camping with my Brother and his family and my sister. We had so much fun!! It was cold but fun. We spent lots of time on the beach looking for shells and just enjoying each other. I am so glad that family comes to visit so I can drag them on long hikes to see gorgeous views! Love you guys!
Jaxon went to the temple open house with us. It was fun to watch Tayler explaining the baptismal font to him.
We saw the Hulets there. It was fun to see the few people that we recognized. It was a great experience, I am glad I was able to take my kids to another temple open house, they don't remember the Timpanogas temple open house so it was a great opportunity.
Wednesday we headed to Fairview to go to the family cabin. It has been three years since my kids had been there and not counting the Anderson family reunion on the previous saturday it had been many years since I had been to the cabin also. So many great memories were made for the few days we were there.
The swing is a happenin' place, tons of time is spent swinging like a monkey.
The loft is another loved place. Boy the memories from the hours spent there and the fights over whether or not the boys got to sleep their or the girls.
Cache spending some time waiting to pass out candy to those strong enough to make it to the top of the rope.
George showing us that he is strong enough :)
Karaoke with the girls (we were the only ones brave enough to get up there and do it)
Boy scout skits (they were the only ones brave enough to do those)
Trevor and his broken ankle, he went rock wall climbing the second day at the cabin and this is what happened. Hopefully it heals and heals quickly.
Happy Birthday Tayler!!!
Now that I have said that, let me tell you how much anxiety I feel for that week. I worry that my son is warm, well fed and not lost somewhere out in timbuktu. Every horror story we hear as mother's comes to haunt us while our sons are out in the wilderness.
I was so happy to see Tayler, walking and smiling. It is such a relief. Not that I don't trust Men or anything. I am almost certain though that had a woman been at camp my son's back wouldn't look like this.
We get his leash and head out. The monkey tree is always entertaining. Jackie got an awesome shot of it.I like giving blood.
Some people don't, and I used to be one of them.
My first time "trying" to donate was a disaster (to me). It was at Women's conference and there were thousands of women donating. We walked in they gave us a name tag with little boxes to be checked off as we moved through the process. I did fine until they took my blood pressure, it was a little high, they asked me if I was nervous. Ummmm nervous is a nice way of putting how I feel about needles and most things medical. My blood pressure didn't go down so they wouldn't take my blood.