The Importance of Properness

The girls had a tea party with their friends. The china they used was my great grandmother's, Elizabeth Claire. Who I'm named after, I have the same middle name as her. They were very gentle and careful with it. They kept talking about being very "proper" at the party. And were quick to point out who was and wasn't being proper.

Olive's After School Interview

First Day of School

Dewey's 3rd Birthday!

Heber and Hannah 1st Grade Graduation Dance

Wicked

Lindsay's B-day going to see the play Wicked.

Sweet Dewey

Today I was cleaning the kitchen while listening to an audio-book. Sweet little Dewey came and tapped me on the leg (like he always does so sweetly when he needs something) and extended his arms. I picked him up expecting for him to plead for me to do his bidding. But no. He hugged me sweetly and patted me on the back. I loved it so much especially the pat. Then he broke away and I thought, "OK here it comes. He's going to ask me for crackers or water..." But no. Instead he gave me a sweet Dewey-kiss on the lips and then another hug. I felt so loved.