Sunday, July 4, 2010
Sunday, June 20, 2010
Our Tribute t Grandma and Grandpa Blackburn in South Africa
Tree House Museum...cont.
The Tree House Museum-Ogden, Utah
South America dress up. There were lots of places to dress up and visit cultures in the museum. Carson and Adam took full advantage of the fun available.
Brooklyn and Emmalee found lots of crafts and games to play at each station.
Adam waiting to be crowned!
Adam waiting to be crowned!
Temple Square
Our trip to temple square was exciting. All the children loved seeing the statue of Christ. This was the highlight of our trip. We spent quite a few hours all around temple square and if the children wern't so tired, I think we could have stayed all day. Another trip is definately on the agenda for next year. This is Emmalee, Adam and Andrew. I didn't get pictures of all the kids here, but Rebekah got her children. You'll have to ask her for a look.
This statue depicts the pioneer handcarts and the kids stood up next to the little boy pushing the handcart to see if he was "their size". It was a good hands on experience. Aren't they a good looking bunch of modern pioneers?
They all found a nice place to relax and watch the short LDS commercials.
This was Adam's favorite. It is a quarter scale model of the Salt Lake Temple. He spent quite a bit of time just looking at all the rooms and thinking. We all moved on to other displays and realized that Adam was still there looking into the temple model. I was impressed with it as well. When we got home after the week, there was a two page article in the Church News about the new display. That was fun to read about after experiencing it ourselves.
They all found a nice place to relax and watch the short LDS commercials.
This was Adam's favorite. It is a quarter scale model of the Salt Lake Temple. He spent quite a bit of time just looking at all the rooms and thinking. We all moved on to other displays and realized that Adam was still there looking into the temple model. I was impressed with it as well. When we got home after the week, there was a two page article in the Church News about the new display. That was fun to read about after experiencing it ourselves.
A backyard and a baseball
Eden, Utah
We stopped by the cemetary in Eden as we remembered Fred (Deda's husband). There were so many flowers on the graves and flags everywhere. It was a week after memorial day. We had a very nice day!
We took at trip up the road to Eden, Utah to visit with Aunt Deda but she wasn't home. Her daughter in law saw us in the driveway from accross the street and came over to see who we were. She told us that Deda had gone for the afternoon up to Brigham City for lunch at Maddox with her sisters, Jean andMarilyn. I'm sure Dad would have loved to have had lunch with them as did we. It was fun to walk around the property and see all the fun places we would play as kids. We went over to Jim and Lucy's house to see if they were home....not so lucky. However, we did get to meet their son, Ty.
Trip to Utah
Our annual trip to Provo to drop off Jonathan at BYU for his Especially For Youth Conference and we had the opportunity to visit with Rachel and Brian jr. They were busy with finals for the semester, but sqeezed in a bit of time to go to lunch and visit. It was a lot of fun to have all the kids together again.
Sunday, March 7, 2010
Blue and Gold 2010
Blue and Gold Dinner for 2010. We are glad that Adam attends Cub Scouts and our family gets to attend these great events. We were greatful to Albertsons Grocery as they donated all the food for the dinner. Andrew loved the little carrots and always loves to be a part of Cub Scouts.
Sister Humphries passed our "Recognition Gifts" to all the leaders.
The Boys in Alabama
Jon, Adam, Andrew and Dad all took a mini vacation to Alabama in February. Grandma and Grandpa Scroggins were glad to have them visit for the week. It was beautiful with freshly planted flowers in the ground one day and the next day....it was snowing! What a great vacation. The boys traveled from Birmingham to Tuscaloosa so they could see the campus of Alabama Crimson Tide. Lots of rain, but lots of fun.
Andrew enjoyed sitting next to Grandpa Scroggins in his little chair.
Look at the snowman the boys made. Adam borrowed Dad's socks for gloves.
A Valentines present from the boys....flowers! yeah.
The boys had a great trip visiting with family and enjoyed the relaxing time together. Emma and Mom stayed home and got lots of "girly" stuff accomplished. Finally have some of my photos in albums for others to enjoy.
Andrew enjoyed sitting next to Grandpa Scroggins in his little chair.
Look at the snowman the boys made. Adam borrowed Dad's socks for gloves.
A Valentines present from the boys....flowers! yeah.
The boys had a great trip visiting with family and enjoyed the relaxing time together. Emma and Mom stayed home and got lots of "girly" stuff accomplished. Finally have some of my photos in albums for others to enjoy.
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