
Monday, May 10, 2010
Happy Birthday Mom!

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Sunday, December 27, 2009
Christmas Eve
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Wednesday, December 23, 2009
Davy's Gifts
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Friday, October 2, 2009
Great State Fair of Oklahoma!
My parents always go to the fair together but this year they couldn't because my dad was going to be out of town. So my mom and I decided to go together instead!
We split an Indian Taco. It had at least 2 cups of cheese with very little meat, so that left much to be desired. But then we split a fried Snickers Bar...YUM! We walked off our calories as we people watched and went through various buildings. I was fascinated by the goats being milked by hand, and wished I could have seen more animals. We also went through the Agtropolis building, looked at booths with crazy products and saw all of the 4-H entries which I think is so interesting. We then went to the sea lion show (because I always hear about it from Drew and Kacy on KISS FM) which was mostly cheesy but kind of cute. And then we took the little tractor tram back to our gate. We crammed a lot into a short amount of time and so we were exhausted when we left, but I loved spending the time with my mom!
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Wednesday, September 30, 2009
Birthday Gifts
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Sunday, December 28, 2008
Day 9
Saturday, December 27, 2008
Day 7
Jamie wouldn't let me get a picture of her. So we joked about her being like Mr. Wilson from Home Improvement.
We then played a new game Jamie brought called Bananagrams. It is like a fast-paced Scrabble. We played two games. Jamie won them both...I know shocking!
She took this picture to show that she won 2 games.
I was tired of hearing about not being able to see certain football games. The last thing I heard was how we would only get to see 2 bowl games on regular TV, and how he would have to go watch them somewhere. So now we are paying to spend more time together. :) It was a surprise for Raymond, so it was so fun when we came home for him to see it! You all know that I'm super excited about it, and it has been a major distraction already.
I then headed back to my parent's house. Another tradition is to decorate sugar cookies. Jamie and I have always taken a different approach to this.
Another tradition is to eat appetizers for Christmas Eve dinner. Our yummy spread! Of course she had to pop in the picture! :)
I love our stockings and I love that my mom made one for Raymond that matches ours. The detail is so neat!
There were some fun surprises! The face after this shot was priceless!
Saturday, October 11, 2008
Parents on Mission
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Wednesday, July 9, 2008
I love my MOM!
I haven't loved the whole having my gall bladder out process. Raymond has been perfectly perfect, but I have had a need for my mom too. And she has been out of town forever. This week she went to Falls Creek to help as a cook and so I decided that I would go see down to see her. It felt so good to get off my couch and get out of the house. I've been in a lot of pain and this was a great distraction to hang out with my mom and the other cooks. I loved listening to them talk and watch them work so hard. I decided to stay for dinner and they let me help serve.
While serving, it was so interesting to watch the kids. The middle school kids were here this week, and they are so funny! It brought back some great memories of the (HOT) times that I spent at Falls Creek. Plus I hadn't been down there since all of the changes. It is so different with the new tabernacle. They had it locked so I couldn't go in but I'm sure that totally changes the experience for those sitting inside. You don't have to worry about splinters or sweat anymore!
I had a fabulous day! Sometimes a girl just needs her mom and I came home feeling great but exhausted!
ALSO...
Happy 30th Anniversary Mom and Dad!

My parents are an incredible example of a couple with a solid marriage. They are very much in love and I admire their dedication and commitment towards each other. Here's to 30 more years!
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