2. Woke up early to attend the Brigham City Temple Open House. We were all up, out the door, and on the road by 6:45am. Knowing that we'd be in an early morning rush, I made blueberry muffins the night before. We snacked on those on the 30 minute drive to the temple. We picked up Grandma Hallstrom on the way. Sam and I told the kids that they had to be reverent while inside the temple. I was shocked at how awesome they did. My wiggliest, runaway as much as possible kid, Tyler, walked nicely with his arms folded most of the time. Hallelujah! What a great way to start the day.
Ladies and Gentlemen
Thursday, September 06, 2012
How we spent our Labor Day Weekend
1. Sam taught his boy how to stain a fence. His boy did an awesome job and is learning how to work super hard. Working hard is much easier when you know your reward is a big bowl of Neapolitan ice cream.
2. Woke up early to attend the Brigham City Temple Open House. We were all up, out the door, and on the road by 6:45am. Knowing that we'd be in an early morning rush, I made blueberry muffins the night before. We snacked on those on the 30 minute drive to the temple. We picked up Grandma Hallstrom on the way. Sam and I told the kids that they had to be reverent while inside the temple. I was shocked at how awesome they did. My wiggliest, runaway as much as possible kid, Tyler, walked nicely with his arms folded most of the time. Hallelujah! What a great way to start the day.
3. Had the newlyweds come visit. My boys sure love their new Uncle Brant! Brant taught Tyler how to dribble a basketball and how to throw a football like a pro. But their favorite thing was having Laura and Brant watch their new favorite show, Phineas and Ferb, with them.
2. Woke up early to attend the Brigham City Temple Open House. We were all up, out the door, and on the road by 6:45am. Knowing that we'd be in an early morning rush, I made blueberry muffins the night before. We snacked on those on the 30 minute drive to the temple. We picked up Grandma Hallstrom on the way. Sam and I told the kids that they had to be reverent while inside the temple. I was shocked at how awesome they did. My wiggliest, runaway as much as possible kid, Tyler, walked nicely with his arms folded most of the time. Hallelujah! What a great way to start the day.
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That's great Brian is learning to work hard. I wish my two older boys would get excited for a big bowl of ice cream after hard work. Now its money they want :). I haven't been up to much, trying to decide what to do with my life now that all my kiddo's are in school. Although I don't have much time to myself this yr. but next yr when 1st grade comes for Cole I'll have more time. It's crazy how fast time goes by. I do have some quiet time though, and its so nice!!! And yes the world does need to watch out when Austin gets behind the wheel, you are right about that ;)
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