"I" Is For Immersion

"T" is for Testimony

Artists

Colson's artwork was chosen to be displayed in an art show that was held at the school tonight. Awesome job buddy! It's beautiful!

Trenton got to bring home his penguin that he had been working on in art class. We now have a new pet. This is the best kind of pet, if you ask me... you don't have to clean up any poo.

Glug, Glug, Glug

Isn't he supposed to wait until he's a teenager to do this?

Crazy Hair Day!!!

Does it look more like she woke up with bed head?....

Or was electricuted?

"P" is for Priesthood

Pajama Day

It is "spirit week" at Joy School this week. Vivi was so excited about it being pajama day today. What she is really excited for though is crazy hair day tomorrow. Just wait and see what we have planned.

I love the days Vivi goes to school. Not because of the time that I am away from her, but because of all the funny stories and sayings she comes home with. I can't tell you how many times a day she tells us, "Well, Miss Jen says...." Today, in the car on the way home, she was telling me that she was extra nice to Tyler today. I asked her if she was super nice to all of her friends at school. She said, "Yes. Except Taylor. He wasn't there today. He is going on a long car ride. I think he went to Jupiter. Or maybe it was Pluto. Wait! Actually it was Texas. That is a really long car ride." Texas is a VERY long car ride, but I think I'd take it over Jupiter or Pluto.

"A" is for Accountability

When we asked Colson of he knew what accountability meant, he said, "I know, I know, (in an exasperated tone) it means I'm responsible for my own choices (Duh, mom and dad). I'm just glad he gets it.

"B" is for Baptism

Colson is going to be baptized this next Saturday, June 6th. We have a tradition in our family that the week before someone gets baptized, they get a "special" cookie for each day of that week. The first day is a "B" (for baptism) cookie, and we talk about what baptism means. The next day is an "A" cookie, then a "P" cookie and so on. Doing this has given Trent and I a great opportuniy to talk with our kids about the importance of baptism before they get baptized. This is such a special time in Colson's life, and we are so grateful for the decision he has made to be baptized.

Gum

Preston loves gum. I swear he secretly searches for it all day. There have been many a time that I find him chewing gum, but I have no idea where he found it. I've said it before... Sneaky. If he hasn't been able to find any gum on his own, he'll ask for it. Constantly. Like I said, he loves gum. We were in the car the other day, and of course the first thing he spots after we buckle him in is the gum sitting on the cup holders in the front. (I told you... he's always on the lookout.) So we gave him some gum (you have never seen a happier kid). Not 2 minutes later, we look back and he is gone to the world, and his gum is hanging out of his mouth. He of course woke up the second I tried to take it out of his mouth. Nothing comes between and his gum.