Sunday, May 18, 2008

Party!!!


What's graduation without a party to celebrate. Nothing too big. Just a few friends and some good weather.


Everett eating a burger the size if his head! The kids had a great time playing together. They especially loved the fish in the pond.


Saturday, May 17, 2008

Half Way!

May 2, 2008
It's amazing how time flies, even harder to believe that Mike is half way done with school. Although Mike might disagree it was an exciting day (and not because I got to leave work early). It was fun to go and cheer him on. He had a large crowd of supporters too. Kirk, Marilynn, Mike, Leesa, Tracy, and Everett all came to show their support. The best part of the ceremony was the lack of speaker. It made for short and sweet, so no complaints from any of us.



Everett and Tracy sporting their "U" shirts.


Kirk, Marilynn, Mike, and Melody. Leesa and her little bro.
A bird's eye view...Lot's of people..but only one that mattered.
4 Years to go....

Keith, Cassie, and Luke!

In March we were so lucky to have the "Lavertiers" come into town. It was a quick trip but it was such a great time. Here are a few of the highlights.


I think it's safe to say that we did a lot of eating while they were here. Had to hit all the Utah hot spots. We look forward to the next visit!

My first quilt

This is for you Mom..Here is the first finished product. Thanks for teaching me the ropes. I miss you!

New Talents...

Busy Season was killer this year! Stacey and I decided we needed a break so I took it upon myself to lure her into my new hobby. A masterpiece is in the works and won't her new nephew be so excited once he gets it.


What's a night of creativity without a ginormous pizza from the Pie. Let's just say we had no idea it would be as big as I am. The walk to the car was difficult as I was laughing so hard I was crying at the thought of brining that pizza home to Mike...it only got better when Naomi started scarfing it down in the backseat of the cart on the way home. Anyway, it was fun. Glad we took a break from taxes to enjoy some normalcy.