Singing in the Rain and Spring Break in St. George

Spirit Week at Evergreen

(Isn't he cute!)

What a beautiful 20's girl!  She did her own hair, and that of many others...

 Bekah in red, see if you can spot her in the following dance scenes.  

 With Jake Ericksen singing, Beautiful Girl. 

 With Michael and Rachel Perry

Spring skiing - he stores his gloves, etc. in his hat :)

 What a blessing that these two have each other!

 And that we have them!!

 National Armpit Day

 This headless snake was still "wet inside".

 This is the trail from Snow Canyon's Three Ponds to the Tuacan theater.

 Grandpa found this important ad in the phone book.

 From Angel's Landing

 The Narrows, where we ran into the Gallis and Flemings.

 Night hiking with Laurel.

Farewell to our dear family!!

Not pictured - Micah, Laurel and Aaron.

Sending our love to you all!!

What a week!

Nan in Rochester, New York with Ben, Celeste, Seth and Noah. 

We visited the Palmyra temple, the Lollipop Farm, a nature center and playground, the Seneca Zoo and Rochester Planetarium, celebrated Celeste's birthday, watched Seth become Builder Bob and Noah be the smiliest happy baby alive, went running on local trails, watched Fiddler on the Roof, had many great and inspiring talks, and watched Ben rehearse for his role as bass soloist in their stake's upcoming production of the Messiah.  

They are such great  hosts, and I LOVE being with their wonderful family!!

Meanwhile, Rob spent the week in Guam working on the very same airport he helped design 20 years ago.

What a life! 

The very day Rob returned , we went to the baptism of Joy and Pona Woldblack. Joy is twin sister to Joyce, Adrienne's grandma.  The Gallis have been involved as friends of the Wolfblack/Mills family for many years also and were at the baptism as well.  Despite the hour long delay at the start, the baptism went well and represents the kind of miracles we have seen in their lives of late.  It is a blessing to be associated with their wonderful family.  Micah and Rob performed the ordinances.