June 2010

Took picture for my 2 year old niece.

Took Baptism pictures for a cutie niece.

I was having a crummy day one day . I think I called it MOody Monday. Seriously was not a nice person. But while dinner was cooking, I jumped on the computer to stalk a blog and read about one of my friends who had a pity party the Thursday before. HER husband joined the fun and brought her home a dozen orange roses to celebrate the affair. I commented on the post and went about dinner. Shortly before Drew got home I see this friend on my door step with 6 wilty roses to join my party. Fit my day perfectly!

Memorial Day we went to the PlayMill in West Yellowstone and saw Beauty and the Beast. SOOOOO Good worth every penny!

Liberty's Birthday we had to do a pre-op appointment in Rexburg so in frigid temps we hit the splash park. The kids had fun for awhile........Didn't dare have to many people drive up and go with us because of our stinkin' June weather.

Father's Day gifts....... Made tape measures for the Great Dad's in our lives..... Turned out super cute.

Day after Liberty's birthday Mack had surgery...... Tonsils & Adnoids.......I hear people say its just his tonsils and think come over for our sleepless nights .....its not just tonsils........In the end we are hoping for a healthier kid.

Our little Liberty turned 7......Her first friend/relative party......Movie night ..... The Toothfairy

Our first year of T- Ball....... very fun for Burton.....Family Night proved to be great for Liberty too.

The story of June 2010...... June 3,4, 5.. our stake took the youth on a TREK. Drew and I were asked to be a ma &pa back in October. Things changed with our callings and so I thought we would be relieved of this too. Very Grateful we were still chosen. A very sacred experience of my life. Above are some of the pictures from events that forever changed my life. Listening to the sound of the handcart wheel, the feel of bitterly cold water, soggy clothes from a constant down pour, & pulling a handcart up a mountain side without the help of our brethren. Some very defining moments in our lives. Fun did not describe this trip for me but sacred did. It was very emotional for me the minute I stepped foot onto the trail with our new family and began sharing in the lives of our pioneer ancestors, hearing beautiful music, and great individuals share words of encouragement.