We went to Cedar Point yesterday, and it was a blast. I even overcame my fear of heights, and rode all the crazy high rides. The younger folks whimped out on me sooner than I thought and we left 1 hour early, but it was still plenty of fun. I'm looking forward to doing stuff like this with our kid(s).
Sophia is still the cutest thing out there, and no matter what, we're so blessed and lucky to have her! Today, she grabbed a tub with cheese, and said (while showing it to Kari) "I love Kaese"! Truer words have never been spoken.
Henry's got a couple of days of no school or clinic or work! Ahhhh, so nice to have him around.
We've been having our good friends (and their 2 kids) stay with us for almost 2 weeks. It's been like a big, fat sleep-over and we've loved it so far. They also went with us to Cedar Point yesterday. Sophia has loved waking up to friends to play with every morning.
I've finally gotten a new calling, right when I recommitted myself to doing a better job at the calling I had (I was a ward missionary and had been for 3 years). Now I'm the ward librarian together with a friend. It's definitely very different, but pretty straight forward and chill. I love it already.
Sunshine, rainstorms, flowers, growing tomatoes - the smell of summer.
Yay Soccer!! Yay Cedar Point!! Yay company and YAY Sophia. What a cutie and her hair is getting so long - long enough for piggy tails as Tori used to call them. Miss you guys.
A gal from Germany, a guy from California, another BYU love story, 1 bunny named Killer, 2 little girls, 3 degrees, 4 bikes, books in every corner, drawings on the wall, music and dancing, vegetable garden on the balcony, chocolate and prosciutto, pitched tents in the living rooms, cloth diapers in the bathroom, laundry piles in the bedroom, unvaccumed stair way, unironed clothes, lots of hugs, a bunch of tears, some heart ache, some fights, some disappointments, much joy, lots of traveling, nightmares and night cuddles, trips to the ER - swearing included, diarrhea disasters in public bathrooms, marathons, bike rides, prayers, faith, hope and hopefully some charity. Happiness.
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Yay Soccer!! Yay Cedar Point!! Yay company and YAY Sophia. What a cutie and her hair is getting so long - long enough for piggy tails as Tori used to call them. Miss you guys.
How fun. We LOVED Cedar Point!! That's where Luke started to enjoy rollercoasters too:) Sophia is looking like a little lady. What a cutie!
Did Sophia get her t-shirt from Tante Meike?
I might add that three days later I am still recovering from cedar point... (:
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