Wordless Wednesday ~ Cash's Curls!

Quote for the Week - Focus

At the end of the day you can either focus on
what's tearing you apart,
or what's holding you together.

Just 3 Words

Glimpses of Heaven

A man once asked President Spencer W. Kimball, "Have you ever been to heaven?" President Kimball replied, "I've had many glimpses of heaven."

"Heaven is a place, but also a condition; it is home and family. It is understanding and kindness. It is interdependence and selfless activity. It is quiet, sane living; personal sacrifice, genuine hospitality, wholesome concern for others. It is selflessness." ~ Spencer W. Kimball

My most recent glimpses of heaven...

Star Spangled Salute - 2012

Our annual neighborhood 4th of July parade and breakfast...

Cash is ready to watch the parade, he loved it!

Our Grand Marshal's, Beth and Doyle

 I love the bike brigade!

Driving this beautiful firecracker red Lexus is our neighbor Tom. He has been in Afghanistan for 6 months and just returned home on July 3. His wife Linda and daughter Nicole said it was like Christmas!

Dustin exercising his freedom of speech, check out the T-shirt!

Sweet Billie's first parade, so cute!

Grandpa Tim on his cycle!

Tim always helps cook the pancakes.

Jo and Mercedes

That's it, what a fun day. We live in a great neighborhood!

Wordless Wednesday... Awww, summertime!

A new address for Christopher...

Chris has been looking for a condo for a few months and he finally found what he was looking for last week. It's a nice two bedroom with a two car garage. It's a great location, just a few minutes from where he works. And I'm glad he didn't move too far away!

Seventeen stairs is nothing when you're young!

We had a lot of fun helping Chris move into his new digs. 

Cash wasted no time helping Grandpa!

Mark wrote a few goals for Chris on his new white board! 

 Corporate Headquarters

 

 
Chris is excited to have his own place again.

 So happy for you son! 

On your way...

Quote for the Week - Experiences

"We look back to claim the embers from glowing experiences but not the ashes. And when we have learned what we need to learn and have brought with us the best that we have experienced, then we look ahead and remember that faith is always pointed toward the future." 

—Jeffrey R. Holland