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Thursday, May 19, 2011

January 10 - Hangin' Out with the Girls

These photos were taken back when Juliet was new but I wanted to revisit those sweet moments as I was too busy at the time to get them published.

Wednesday, May 18, 2011

The Joy of Spring

Girls with the fleece blankets they 'tied off' during Women's Conference Humanitarian project

Wake up to a new day at BYU Women's Conference

What a Mother's Day treat?? Seeing 'Wicked" with Carol. Aaah

Sarah and Emily by grand piano after their piano recital.

Sherm and Bobbi with Emery and Pam

Gorgious poppies on temple grounds

Laura Mark, Craig and McKenna at home.

Iris ready to bloom

Ryan, Craig and McKenna ready for soccer games

Ryan and Kate all ready for piano recital

Love all the events that come in the Spring

Easter - April 24, 2011

From left: Anne, Darby, Madelyn, Gabrielle, James, Sarah

Knudsens, Golds, and Cooleys less Matt and Sam

Matt, Anne, Carol, Devin, Lily, Stacey

Madelyn, Philip

Devin, Jacob

From left: Darby, McKenzie, Emily, Sam, Michael, Lily

From Left: Lily, Michael, Sam, McKenzie, David, Mike, Emily, Michele, Darby

Samuel, Philip

Tuesday, March 29, 2011

Grandsons On Stage

March was a month of theatrical presentations featuring three grandsons. All that drama from a few to several generations back is surfacing once again.

James appeared as Charboneau in the Fourth Grade production of Clark and Lewis at Andrus School. What a dialect he mastered. And comedy?. . . great timing. . . We had to smile, even as he delivered serious components. After the show, he posed with his Mom and Dad, Michael and Sam.

Jacob appeared in Lucky Stiff presented by Rocky Mountain High School. Here he appears after the show still wearing the eery makeup for his NIGHTMARE scene. I'm his gramma tis true, biased certainly, but he really did steal the scene.

On the 25 Stephen performed along with 40 other acts in a production called Jumpin' Jukebox Jive held in the beautiful Norris Center for the Performing Arts in Rolling Hills. His audience was adoring from the moment he appeared on stage as the youngest performer (6) singing Raindrops Keep Fallin' on my head. He about raised the roof with his soft shoe and cane twirling. Now, that's entertainment!

In each case, their ever enthusiastic Gramma was there to give moral support, help dress some, and applaude and applaude and applaude. Thanks boys, for sharing your wonderful talents.