Somehow after 17 years, Greg finally got me fishing. My first time actually wasn't too bad. There certainly is a technique to it - one I won't perfect any time soon. It was kind-of nice though going off just the two of us and having my own private lesson. I'm glad Kris caught a few pics of us. The kids had a great time playing. It was a fun day in Paradise and hopefully we'll be going back!
Tuesday, July 29, 2008
Best of Friends in Paradise
Somehow after 17 years, Greg finally got me fishing. My first time actually wasn't too bad. There certainly is a technique to it - one I won't perfect any time soon. It was kind-of nice though going off just the two of us and having my own private lesson. I'm glad Kris caught a few pics of us. The kids had a great time playing. It was a fun day in Paradise and hopefully we'll be going back!
Thursday, July 24, 2008
Pioneer Day 10k Race
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Labels: 10k, Goliath Hill, Pioneer Day, Provo, Ragnar Relay
Friday, July 11, 2008
Weekly Ward Mutual

If only. How they swung this I have no idea. Greg, Colby, Roger, and the men somehow persuaded Bishop Best into letting them take the Priests to California to hit some temples...oh yeah, and they went scuba-diving. Months of preparation, lots of money invested, and the group was ready. Some of the awesome moms (like myself) made dinners for them to eat (a feast for 20+) and all the boys had the pleasure of sleeping in the RS room at the church. Oh fun! They had a great time though. Nobody was hurt, and they all came home happy as experienced divers.
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Sunday, July 6, 2008
Boating with the Allens

Dakota and I went boating yesterday with Sara, Colby, and the kids. It was such a great time. We only had a couple of hours to kill, but we used the time wisely! We swam in the lake and then got pulled on the tube.
Sara cracked me up. Colby kept railing her for not keeping a consistent speed while he and Brooklin were on the tube. She thought she was. It fluctuated a little bit - from around 8.4 to 9.2. We finally figured out what the problem was. She wasn't watching the Speedometer. She was watching the depth-gauge. No wonder!
It was great fun. Dakota had a blast. He loved jumping off the end of the boat into the water. Of course Mommy had to save him a couple of times. He had a hard time swimming with his life jacket on. I'm glad we enforced it though. I guess during the time we were out there another little boy wasn't so lucky. He was swimming without his life jacket, went under the water, and then never surfaced. Safety first. That's what's most important. I'm glad all our kids were safe and had a great time!!
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