We celebrated Labor Day with a short trip up the canyon. (I LOVE where we live and how close we are to the mountains) We went with our good friends the Normans as well as my mom. The weather was BEAUTIFUL! We roasted hot dogs, had fresh peaches and nectarines, homemade hot dog buns, chips and ended it with smores. The kids had a ball, taking hikes, finding sticks and just plain getting dirty. By the time we left the kids were filthy! It was a nice way to end the summer fun.
Monday, September 7, 2009
Labor Day Fun!
Monday, August 31, 2009
HELP!
I know we still have a couple of months left until our baby boy is born but we are having such a hard time coming up with boy names. You see on my husbands side of the family this baby will be grandchild #49 and on my side this baby will be grandchild #20. So many of the names I like are already taken. So I need your help. I am looking for ideas of boy names. Something that sounds ok with Kerby, so preferably not ending with a "K" sound because for example if you use the name Jack Kerby it sound like Ja Kerby and I don't like the name Ja! So if anyone out there has some cute (or handsome as my boys would say) names please SHARE!
(Here are the names that have already been taken by family members: James, Jake, Jackson, Dillon, Travis, Porter, Christian, Carson, Taylor, Jacob, Jeremy, Landon, Justin, Clint, Michael, Lance, Nash, Dallon, Derek, Drake, Luke, Hyrum, David, Drew, Dalton, Ryan, Tyler, Max, Andrew, Tanner, Matthew, Eli and Hunter)
Thursday, August 27, 2009
Another one off to school...
Today Andrew started Kindergarten.
He was so excited.
He was so excited.
Tuesday, August 25, 2009
Two Dollar Tuesday...
For the month of August Thanksgiving Point has been having "Two Dollar Tuesdays". So we decided to take advantage of that last night. We had such a blast. It was beautiful. The gardens are breathtaking and my kids can just run and run or as you can see roll and roll.
Andrew made grandma nervous by looking
over the edge at the waterfall.

I believe that Thanksgiving point has the largest man made waterfalls.
over the edge at the waterfall.
I believe that Thanksgiving point has the largest man made waterfalls.
Thursday, August 20, 2009
Heading Back to School
I am sad. Didn't know I would be sad. Today is the first day of school and I did shed a few tears. I know, don't get me wrong I am so ready for a routine and some structure but I will miss the little terrors. I guess I kind of thrive on chaos if you can't tell. Well I still have the main terror...Max at home and he is plenty to keep me busy.
Andrew starts kindergarten but not until next week.
I love these monkeys!
Andrew starts kindergarten but not until next week.
I love these monkeys!
Thursday, August 13, 2009
The last days of summer!
Wow, I can't believe this summer is coming to a close! What a summer we have had. My kids have been so great, lots to deal with and they have dealt well. I think we are all ready for some structure, not necessarily wanting them to go but definitely needing some structure. We have done some fun things that I have not blogged about due to my dad's health and so forth. So here is a quick update before school starts.
My mom, my sister Tara, Chad and I took the kids to this cool little park in Highland that had some great water features. The weather was beautiful and the kids had a great time.
And of course the kids have spent many days at the swimming pool. Luckily with Chad semi out of work he was able to go swimming with the kids almost every time. It was kind of the joke in the neighborhood that he was one of the "women" since he was seen with the kids running carpools, planning birthday parties and taking them to the pool more than I have been. I have enjoyed him being home more but financially it will be nice to have him back at work!
Wednesday, August 5, 2009
The Funeral
Yesterday was a beautiful day. One full of tears, laughter, good friends, old friends, family and devotion. One that I would not like to repeat any time soon. We were pleasantly surprised at the amount of people who attended. With my dad having been born, raised, worked and raised his family in AZ he had a lot of love and support here in UT. Thank you to all who made the trip up here.
Chad gave the life sketch. He did a great job, he was able to celebrate my dad's life and let people know who my dad was and what a great example he was to so many people. My brother-in-law gave the talk on the Plan of Salvation and how we can return to our Heavenly Father and be a forever family. We also had the privilege of hearing from President Alan Layton who was my parent's mission president in New York as well as the President of the Oquer Mountain Temple. He gave great council about eternal families and the Temple. It was a day of much reflection on how we are doing personally in our quest for exaltation. I will be forever grateful for the gifts my dad has given me and the example he was. In my eyes he was perfect and really never did anything wrong. I love him and will miss him.
Chad gave the life sketch. He did a great job, he was able to celebrate my dad's life and let people know who my dad was and what a great example he was to so many people. My brother-in-law gave the talk on the Plan of Salvation and how we can return to our Heavenly Father and be a forever family. We also had the privilege of hearing from President Alan Layton who was my parent's mission president in New York as well as the President of the Oquer Mountain Temple. He gave great council about eternal families and the Temple. It was a day of much reflection on how we are doing personally in our quest for exaltation. I will be forever grateful for the gifts my dad has given me and the example he was. In my eyes he was perfect and really never did anything wrong. I love him and will miss him.
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