I gave Blake one of my new hollyhock seedlings a few weeks ago. Before he got it out of our house, it dropped three times. After being shook up, he carried it 100 miles to his house. Once planted, it died. When his birthday came, we gave his some gardening tools and a few more seedlings. Now, he will be successful - I can feel it in my thumb.
Zack is showing us his new gift from his Aunt Jan.
Blake's Mom is clever decorating birthday cakes.
"Wait Blake, are you turning 9 or 6?"
His face shows great pleasure. The idea that no one is perfect is a view most commonly held by people with no grandchildren. ~Doug Larson
We are home, we are home. It is hard to imagine. We completed an 18 month Samoa Apia Mission. We began a life changing experience July 2009 until December 2010. We are forever grateful to our Heavenly Father for allowing us this experience. We taught Institute at the American Samoa Community College, and helped our mission president with the 28-34 missionaries that were on Tutuila and Manu'a. We remember with great love and fondness the people we met.
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