Saturday, January 9, 2010
Going for a stroll
Crunch, crunch, crunch!
And the chips and cereal went up 2 shelves higher!
Thanksgiving!
This is definitely out of order, but needs not be forgotten. Emma's preschool class had a Family Feast to start the holiday off right! She and her classmates entertained us with a few songs about Indians and the cutest "Going on a Bear Hunt" ever. They dressed the part too, along with their very own Indian name written on the back of there vests. Emma was Princess Morning Rose. Fitting!
My parents and brother Corbin came to visit for Thanksgiving. We had the most wonderful time. While they were here we went bowling. It is clear that Matt and I need a little brush up on "Bowling with Bob" (All you Snow Collegeites know what I talking about!!) And I'm convinced that in their spare time my parents are a part of a secret bowling league. They dominated us. Very suspicious!
The winners! Nice form.
Corbin eventually just gave up!!
Tal and Emma had fun too. I almost used their lane, but I'm afraid that the bumpers still wouldn't have helped me that day!!!

The roll....

Saturday, December 19, 2009
The TRUE Meaning of Christmas
This is how Emma arranged one of our Nativity sets. I had them all facing out, but I agree with her, this is much better!
May we all remember why we celebrate this special, sacred time of year. Thank goodness for those that remind us in such simple ways.
Merry Christmas everyone!
Company Christmas Party
We had the annual EFP Christmas Party last week. My father-in-law decided to do it a little differently this year. The Young Women in our ward were looking for a fundraiser, and so Denny hired them to put on a "Polar Express Christmas Extravaganza" for the office! It was just wonderful. When Santa arrived, we all rode the "EFP Express" to the North Pole where there were elves to help the kids at different stations. Seriously, such a fun night. They did an incredible job! Here are a few pictures (the North Pole was back in the warehouse so the lighting back there was, to say the least, lacking!!!):



Tuesday, December 8, 2009
Ice skating!
Not really. Although, this as close as I have ever been to doing so! Emma L.O.V.E.S these!
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Monday, November 9, 2009
MAJOR updates
Wow! This is a lot. Sort of an over kill on posts. But whatcha going to do... it's been busy!! Here's what we've been up to...
Family pictures
We live in a very cool town. It's old and right on the Missouri River. It's been gorgeous weather the last few days (smile), so out came the camera and down the the river we went with kids and a tripod in tow! I had to share a few!
TOFW 2009
If you haven't been to Time Out For Women you MUST! Last year it was here in St. Louis, but this year it was in Kansas City. A weekend away... we can't possibly... so we rounded up a group very awesome ladies and took off for the weekend!! Can you say "road trip!!!!" Oh my gosh, we had a great time. While we were eating our lunch the lady in charge of TOFW knew our friend Rebekah (who has an amazing story to tell. Trust me, she's pretty great) and wanted to take our picture. So here we are. Kate, Rebekah, Me, Cammie, and Heidi:
Man, photoshop is awesome. Not that we weren't all glowing and beautiful that day, but come on, this lady is good!!
I have great friends and we had an even greater time together. That was a trip for the books!
Halloween Time
Guess who we are?! Give up...? Goldilocks and the 3 Bears!!!
Papa Bear and Mama Bear taking a moment!!
Oh, boy what a day. It was fun!
Pumpkin patch!
L.O.V.E the pumpkin patch! Always a must before Halloween. We got some great pumpkins, but first things first. Look who we saw! Chris Carpenter the ace of the Cardinals!! Yes I was that annoying fan who just had to get a picture. At least I waited until he was not right next to me, right!?
Apple picking
Yummy yum yum! This is becoming a great family tradition! Apple picking with friends. It's great. And the applesauce I made from these little honeys is to die for. L.O.V.E. apple picking!!
Primary Temple Trip
We feel really blessed to have a temple so close to us. Our Primary leaders organized the most wonderful visit to the temple grounds for the kids. Each child there truly felt the peace and importance of the temple.
The day started out pretty gloomy. There were dark clouds in the sky and the rain was coming down as we drove to meet at the church that morning. But as you can see from the pictures the sky cleared up and it was absolutely beautiful. And just as we were finishing up and loading everyone back into the cars, the dark clouds rolled back in and the rain came gushing down. It was evident to us that there was a special "weather man" looking out for us that day, and made it possible for these sweet children to experience the beauty and reverence of the temple. It was a very memorable trip for everyone.
Emma took this picture of the St. Louis Temple. Isn't it beautiful!
Emma and I with Grandma and Grandpa Coleman.
While we were there Sis. Donovan quoted a talk given by Pres. Monson on the temple. In his talk he said, "When you touch the temple, the temple touches you." This is Emma and Callie following the prophet!
All the sweet kids that came along. I love these guys!
Wednesday, October 7, 2009
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