Brother L Said:

"One of my friends told me that the other day he found himself being taken into heaven to be translated. While he was ascending to heaven he said, "I can't be translated. I'm not perfect yet." He then found himself back on Earth for telling a lie."

Ha ha.

Something to Ponder

I learned tonight at enrichment:
-We use 20% of our things 80% of the time.
-Vinegar and coke don't make good cleaning agents (who cleans with coke?).
-If you have a good door mat, you can significantly reduce the amount of dirt in your house.
-If you make the boys in the family clean the toilets, their aim is 70% more accurate.
-You can systematically clean your bathroom in 3 and-a-half minutes (apparently there is a video explaining it all on You Tube).


I came home wanting to dejunk. I need to go to those more often.

Don't You Just Love Fall?

I found this beauty (the apple) at Sumida's Fruit Stand in Perry. It weighed about a pound and a half. These pictures don't really do it justice. This is probably the coolest apple I have ever seen.


(This is what it looked like next to an average sized apple)

Update

A lot of things have been happening lately. We went to the doctor last week for our four month appointment and we found out that Cameron weighed 14lbs. 15oz. and Dallin weighed 13lbs. 2oz.. Wow they are growing!!! Last week Dallin really started to roll over. That is a great thing except for two major times: when we are changing his diaper, and when he is sleeping. Sometimes he turns onto his tummy in his crib and can't flip back over. It is a very traumatic experience for the boy and he tells us by screaming until we come and get him--even if it is the middle of the night!

The babies are becoming more and more social and fun. It is so fun to hear them giggle and coo. I am really enjoying this stage of their lives because they aren't very mobile and yet they have such fun personalities!

Darin and I have only three more weeks until we move. It is going to be a very bittersweet change. We are so excited to have our very first house and to have Darin start work, but we aren't looking forward to leaving our friends and family. It has been so great to be with family members since the babies were born. We have been very supported and we appreciate everything that people have done for us. We have enjoyed letting the babies become acquainted with grandparents, aunts, uncles, cousins, and our friends. We really will miss Utah.

Off the record: If there is anyone willing to experiment with shipping, we would love for someone to figure out how to (safely) ship Cafe Rio food to Texas.