I am trying to not be a slacker so here it goes. I was sad to change wards once again, but it has been fun to get know people throughout the Stake. I do love our new ward and have been involved with Mackenzie's age group and it has been fun. I work with some great people and I just love the girls. I have been working on lifestyle changes. I discovered that I was allergic to cats and dogs in the last couple of months. The house we resided in before this one, was not pet dander free. I think I lost some of my pep in that house. I am feeling much better and am trying to get my behind back into shape. So the kitty that joined us in not allowed in the house.
Zach is trudging along. He is hoping we can get the yard in tack soon. We have had so many things going on, we have to keep postponing. He did take James to Fathers and sons and they had a good time. He is helping Bill Hurst with his campaign for County Clerk, we will be glad when that ordeal is over.
Mackenzie who is half way to teenageness is blossoming into a great young women. She just finished participating in track and really enjoyed it. I was proud of her for doing it. She even picked up a few friends along the way. She now wears glasses and I feel bad. She told me for a while she couldn't see the board. I didn't believe her because all of her friends were getting glasses. So I just dismissed it. Shame on me! She tried out playing the Trombone. That was a hoot.
Kathryn played AAU again and had a blast. It was very time consuming for her parents. Pretty much a whole Saturday was gone. However, it was fun to watch. She is getting ready for Middle school and all the fun that comes with that. She was excited to play Volleyball also. Now we are gearing up for GOLF.
Davis turned eight and was baptized this last Saturday on Her little sisters birthday. She is so fun and growing so quickly. She keeps informing me she is not in a sport and her sisters are. I just laugh and say soon enough. Then I will be running all over the planet.
James is four and becoming quite shy. Amazingly he has started being a chicken about things. He was never that way. I suppose it is a stage. As you can see above. He fell in love with Uncle Shem's truck.
Lily is two now and I can't believe it. Now if we can conquer potty training life will be good. She loves to go outside and throws quite the fit if she cannot. So she is entering terrible twos.
Life is good and keeps on moving. Hopefully, I will get better at this. Really glad to have all the family and some good friends out to celebrate Davis's big day!
