Finally, a relaxing weekend. . .
Cara and
Teya had their last soccer games for the fall season. Cara's team finished undefeated, with Cara scoring 2 goals in the last game's win at 3-1. Cara was scared because her team was down 0-1 at the half. She has a good knack for the game, and made some very good passes and defense plays.
Teya was all smiles as she ran around during her game. She had some pretty good kicks and blocks, but was most proud that it was her turn to bring treats to the game for her teammates.
With soccer season over, that leaves Kyle as the only active one. He is on the
pre-comp swim team and is loving it. When we finally got him a racing swimsuit, he couldn't believe how much drag was eliminated.
We've been a little worried about Tadd's limited vocabulary. He turns 2 in a couple of weeks but can only say a few words: Mom, Dad, I, milk, Wii, apple, please, no, yes, dog, play, hi, bye, and uh-oh. However, last night, he said his first sentence, "Mom, I play Wii?" Even though it is not our first choice in what we want his first sentence to be, we were happy to finally hear him talk. Nevertheless, the answer was "no".
On Sunday, it was a joy to attend Stake Conference. It was one of the broadcast sessions where we were able to hear from the prophet, Elder Hales, Elder Costa, Sis.
Matsumori, and the local temple presidents. With four temples in the valley, we were
encouraged to attend the temple weekly. Where else but along the Wasatch Front would that even be possible?
Anyway, we are doing well at the
Snowder home. Again, much thanks to everyone helping out lately.
Trick or treat!!
