We found this box of Jenga blocks at Grandma Sharon's house. Blowing the dust off the blocks, we noticed about ten of them were labeled: Obedience, Kindness, Faith, Love. . . and more. The one that brought the tower down was Sacrifice.
I was over at Bill & Erin's house one morning and I discovered this masterpiece made of sand in the driveway. A new planter of some type? I confronted Bill on the subject. . . he laughed and hesitated before admitting it's the drum from his dryer. His tone hinted toward, "I'm not exactly sure what to do with it now, so I'm saving it until Erin comes home and we'll figure something out." Long story, ask Bill or any of his four girls.
Two sets of my expensive eyewear - each on a child under the age of 9. Not sure why I thought this would make a good picture.
It's official. I spotted Herbie in the parking lot at Wangsgards grocery store near 2nd street & Washington Blvd in Ogden on August 12th, 2011. I took this with my camera phone... wasn't exactly sure how to get an autograph.
If you haven't heard, the Ogden temple is undergoing a few minor changes. The parking structure is gone, the fountain is gone, the walkway is gone, the landscaping is completely gone. . . Through the green construction fence you can see backhoes and bulldozers and guys with hardhats walking through the skeleton of what used to be the Ogden Temple. The only thing that will stay the same is the boiler room and angel Moroni. Check out the artists rendering of what the new temple will look like: http://lds.org/bc/content/church/temples/ogden-utah/images/Ogden-New-Render.jpg
I wish I could take credit for this idea and maybe I did have something to do with it, but this time it was all Lauren's idea. We highly recommend it. We get a bunch of socks and see how many we can dangle from the fan by throwing them up there one at a time (fan is off of course). Suddenly, mom walks in the room: "What are you guys doing?" Me, Lauren, and Rylee stare at her. . . is this a trick question? "We're throwing socks up into the fan. Here, these are yours, help us out."
So . . . this was my rental car during my trip to Cincinnati for work last week. 2011 convertible Camaro. They were out of standard size vehicles, so the lady asked me if wouldn't mind driving a Yellow Camaro. What kind of a question is that? "Well, I'd rather have one of those weird PT Cruisers if you've got one. Purple please."
