Good-bye, Nancy!
Today was a sad day. Today I learned that my Aunt Nancy passed away. Today I learned that my Aunt Nancy lost her valiant battle with cancer. Today heaven welcomed another angel home. As sad as I was, I was « … read more … »
Today was a sad day. Today I learned that my Aunt Nancy passed away. Today I learned that my Aunt Nancy lost her valiant battle with cancer. Today heaven welcomed another angel home. As sad as I was, I was « … read more … »
About a month ago now, we had an unfortunate incident where Lance’s glasses got broken. They were even on his face. The funniest part about this is the incident involved my hand and smacking him in the face. We were « … read more … »
I tried to leave Salt Lake City, Utah. I tried to go home. I left for the airport. It was snowing lightly when I left Aunt Maude and Uncle Cordell’s house. You can’t see it in the picture, but « … read more … »
I woke up this morning feeling better about dropping Andrew off at the MTC. I will be honest, that was hard. This morning, however, I am better. Time eases that deep knowledge that I have that I am going to « … read more … »
Today is travel day to Salt Lake City. Today is the first leg of Andrew’s next milestone – mission! I would be lying if I was not a little sad. I am. My heart hurts because I am going to « … read more … »
So I looked at a lot of dishrag patterns online and offline. I like to carry a physical pattern around with me that I can refer back to if I forget something. Heaven forbid I drop a stitch and I « … read more … »
I ditched the sponges a couple of months ago. I got tired of chasing them in the sink. I got tired of the smell. I got tired of them being dirty. I got tired of replacing them. What really got « … read more … »
These are probably some of the last pictures I will personally take of my oldest son, Andrew, in such a “posed” setting. He needed a wallet sized picture of himself from the waist up to send with some paperwork to « … read more … »
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