We saw lots of fish swimming in the pond. Grey caught one but it got stuck in the seaweed. Grahm caught a fish and it wiggled away. That's our fish story and we are sticking it to it!
We saw Ed Miller, he was our Bishop when we lived in Hidden Oaks. Ed is a humble and kind person. His son Tom and Mark are good friends and played soccer together. One of my favorite memories with Bishop Miller was at girl's camp. We went to Jackson Hole. Ed loves the outdoors and led us on the most incredible hike past a waterfall and when we made it to the top of the mountain, the view was breathtaking. It was actually a very spiritual experience.
Grey and Grahm slept over and in the morning we played outside. Grandpa used his pocketknife for something. Grahm looked at Grandpa so hopefully, he asked him if was old enough to have a pocket knife. Grandpa said he thought he was and Grahm was so happy. He promised to be really careful and keep it in his cubby where it would be safe.
Cash is driving, how is that possible?
It was fun to see him drive up to pick up Grey and Grahm!
I'm so thankful for everyday moments with our grandsons-they are priceless. We are endlessly grateful for each one of them.
