So Proud of You!

The kids were so proud to see their Grammie working at her mission. It was fun to stop and see her for a few minutes.

 We all know this is a woman who does not need a tag to show or tell who she strives to be an example of in her everyday life. It shows in her eyes, her heart, her actions, that she is a friend of the Savior, Jesus Christ. We know that this time at the storehouse is probably a bit of a reprieve from the great amount of service she gladly gives morning, night, day, dawn, dusk and in between to ALL around her! We could never begin to express the grandeur and far-reaching impact of her life to all who have known her, let alone been related to her!

We are so grateful for a Grammie and Mother who has already given such a legacy of love and service and does so each and everyday that she lives. What a beautiful life you have created for yourself and your posterity!

 Thank you for all you do! We love and appreciate you!

Does anybody still read this?

If you do, maybe you've noticed the design changes. Maybe not. But if you haven't, you might be the kind of person who doesn't notice when your spouse/significant other gets a haircut. Shame on you.

In either case, you might enjoy reading this. It's my new blog. And I like it. There. You've been shamelessly plugged at. (click me... just do it... or finish reading and come back)

Oh, and if you belong to my immediate family, Jessica cries herself to sleep every night because no one else is posting pictures of where they live. Shame on you, twice.

Bryan and Jen have the only legitimate excuse. Don't even try to top "my kid has leukemia, I don't have time to blog."

And here is a token picture, because every self-respecting blog post needs a picture. And this is a pretty good one.