July 2010 - only 2 months behind, I am getting there!

Ray went to the National Scout Jamboree for 18 days. So we took off to Enoch to spend time with my parents. We stayed for a little over 2 weeks. We were all sure glad when Ray got back.  Most of these pictures are from our trip.  Thanks Grandma and Grandpa for having us.  It was heavenly to not have to do much!

We went down to Enoch on the 22 of July.  Heather Joyner Prince was in town so we got together with her and Jessica at the Park.  My mom, Tennille and Kami came too.  It was fun to see them and meet Drake.

Kyle and Drake (Heather's little boy)

Group shot minus my mom and Tennille

The boys at 3 Peaks

We had a Grimshaw FHE out at 3 Peaks.  It was a lot of fun!

3 Peaks picture.  Trent is holding iron ore, there was a lot out there to pick up and he loves to collect stuff like that.

Lunch with my wonderful friends.  Always so fun to chat with them!

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This is what the kids spent a lot of time doing.  It was nice to have lots of 2nd cousins to play with.

Kyle decided to throw rocks/sand at me right as I tried to take his picture.  He is awesome!

Me and my mom up at grandma's cabin

My cousin Heather and her husband Steve and their girls.  I got to spend a lot of time hanging out with Heather watching the kids play outside at my parents.  Then one night we all went up to grandma's cabin and played some fun games.

The only picture I have of Ray at the "Jamboree" on my computer.  This is actually in Kirtland , the sister missionary is a grand daughter of a lady in our ward (Sister Watt).

The rest of June 2010

Well, I have some more pictures of our family vacation, but they are on Ray's laptop, and apparently it is to HARD to get them on to my computer and post on here. So we will move on with the rest of June.

Father's Day 2010

Ouch!

 From my journal: June 29th, 2010
Kyle woke up from his nap and was happy and running around. I was making his lunch when I see him fall and heard his head hit the banister. He started to cry and I went to get him, Tyler says "he is bleeding" and the blood was running into his eye. I could tell it was a big gash. I didn’t know what to do. I grabbed a wash cloth, but he hated that I was putting it on his head. Trent said "should we call 9-1-1?" I said , no lets call dad. Ray said he would come home because to me it looked like it needed stitches. Ray got home and Kyle wasn’t crying anymore, but he either needed a butterfly Band-Aid or stitches. I called the pediatrician and they said to come right in. Ray took him in. First they put some numbing gel on it. Then they cleaned it, then numbed it again before stitching it. He is a feisty kid, and it took Ray plus 2 nurses to hold him down while the doctor stitched him up. He ended up with 5 stitches. They should desolve in 5 to 7 days, if not then I need to take him in. He is quite the funny little kid. The same day as the stitches he started saying, SHHH, and giving babies kisses, he won’t kiss me, but he kisses Kara’s little babies. I also told him to go hide in his room and he hid under his bed. He gets under there and waits for me to find him. He doesn’t really say much (as far as words go) When we ask a question and the other kids say "me", he says that too.  The older kids love to say "who wants to say the prayer?" and he raises his hand and says "me".




At least he is happy!