Reggie at sunset

Reggie loves the sunset, even better than the sunrise!

Adrian’s plays!

Adrian was a part of 2 School plays this spring. She was in the high school musical production of Cinderella and she was one of the leads in The Little Prince play. She was terrific in both. She had some funny lines in Cinderella. The cast had a lot of LDS kids so it was fun to see everybody shine. It was cousin Franklins first school musical. He did great! In the Little Prince she played the avator. she did such a great job, especially her crying scenes. Papa grew up reading that book and he got emotional with how well the cast did. Adrienne had a lot of family support that came to watch the play. We went out to Jason's Mexican food afterwards. it is so great having family that is supportive and close by although the Webster did drive in from Gilbert so that is not close by. It was so thoughtful for them to come twice!

Charlotte or bust!!

we had a fabulous trip to North Carolina to visit Bella and Sam. They have created a lovely life there. They live in a highrise in uptown Charlotte. the first night there we took a segway tour of uptown. it was so fun!! the tour guides were real knowlegable too. The city was so clean. I was so excited to go to Bellas work The Whitewater Center. we were there for the St Patricks day celebration when they dyed the river green. The color was unreal!! At the center we did rock climbing and a ropes course and ziplinig!! And i didnt take a single picture. We also toured Honeywel, Sams work. it is a bougie place! State of the art facilities and free snacks!! it made the boys who are majoring in buisness feel better about their choice! We all went down to Charleston and stayed in a stinky house and soent the day at the beach, we also toured the city. it was voted the prettiest city in America. It truly waa very charming. It waa so great to have all the kids together. Olivia flew in from California and the boys took time off from school. We ate so much food!! It was a perfect week!!

Bear Down with only a hamburger!

The UofA hosted a university wide lunch for all full rime employees. They do this during soring break when tge arudents are gone and tge campus lawn is availble. it was all dun and games until i was waiting in line for the free lunxh. i saw several men get a hamburger and a hotdog. i follwed suit because im no light weight. then a worker came up to me and told me to only taje one...i tikd her i had already touched tge bunds and she said tgen dont put meet in one. They shoukd have made a sign! awkward. I aat and ate lunch with my collegues and we had fun making fun of the expierence. I got to meet up with Claudia my famouse collegue and paraprofessional from Leman. she also has two biys at tge UofA and switcged ober a semester after me. it was so great to see her!! Our boys graduated last year and are still great friends in collefe. We took a picture to send to them!

Song of the heart

I have the craziest dreams usually EVERY. NIGHT. It is exhausting. They are never violent or scary but convoluted. But twice now I have woken up to hymns in my mind. When that happens it is so joyous!! The first time it happened I didn't even know the title I had to search to find it. I was so happy when I found it. The song is called Softly and Tenderly. 1.Softly and tenderly Jesus is calling— Calling for you and for me. Patiently Jesus is waiting and watching— Watching for you and for me! Come home! Come home! Ye who are weary, come home! Earnestly, tenderly, Jesus is calling— Calling, O sinner, come home! 2.Why should we tarry when Jesus is pleading— Pleading for you and for me? Why should we linger and heed not His mercies— Mercies for you and for me? Come home! Come home! Ye who are weary, come home! Earnestly, tenderly, Jesus is calling— Calling, O sinner, come home! 3.Oh, for the wonderful love He has promised— Promised for you and for me! Though we have sinned, He has mercy and pardon— Pardon for you and for me! Come home! Come home! Ye who are weary, come home! Earnestly, tenderly, Jesus is calling, Calling, O sinner, come home! The second song woke me up with immense joy just like the first time. This song was recently sung by the youth in the Stake. ANd the morning it happened I was subbing in seminary so I played it there. So lovely. It is called "Bread of Life." 1.In the Garden, Jesus suffered Ev’ry sin and ev’ry woe— Bleeding drops from ev’ry pore, That we might forgiveness know. Bread of Life, Living Water, Feed my soul, fill my heart. Lord, give me new life in Thee And make me whole—complete and holy— Bound to Thee eternally. 2.Jesus sacrificed His body On the cross in bitter pain— Freely gave His life for us So that we would live again. Bread of Life, Living Water, Feed my soul, fill my heart. Lord, give me new life in Thee And make me whole—complete and holy— Bound to Thee eternally. 3.Now I come before the altar, Off’ring Him my broken heart, Seeking for the precious gifts His Atonement can impart. Bread of Life, Living Water, Feed my soul, fill my heart. Lord, give me new life in Thee And make me whole—complete and holy— Bound to Thee eternally.

Roofer to the rescue! We had a wicked storm here a couple of weeks ago that brought some damage to our roof. Benjamin was all set to go and had the thougth that he should get a harness for it. I was glad because I had a vision of an episode from Little House on the Prarie where a Pa fell off his roof and died....get the harness!! Success no mortal danager and no leaky roof!

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