SEVEN - 7

I got tagged...so here goes. They are all listed in no particular order.

Seven...Things to Do Before I Die:
1. Get married in the TEMPLE
2. Catch up on my scrapbooking
3. Reach my GOAL weight, and then maintain it!
4. Skydive – I REALLY want to
5. Go back to Tahiti
6. Travel all over Europe
7. Go to all 50 states

Seven...Things I CAN Do:
1. Take pictures – I like to think I’m good at it
2. Lose weight – that’s right…I’m doing it!!
3. Play the piano and the violin
4. Be a COWGIRL – Ride my horse, take care of him and all that good stuff that comes with having a horse.
5. Organize
6. Crafty – Scrapbooking, sewing, videos, just random projects, etc.
7. I can wipe my own bum. (Sorry just had to throw that one in there – Love that movie – Can anyone name that movie – he actually says a different word)

Seven...Things I CANNOT Do:
1. Watch scary movies – unless I have someone to hide behind.
2. Pull-ups – for some reason my arms just can’t
3. One thing at a time – Most of the time I can’t do just one thing at a time.
4. Draw
5. Swim – at least not very good – I MIGHT be able to if my life depended on it
6. Catch up on all my projects/wants – Maybe one day!
7. Complete a tag without the help of someone. I can never think of all the answers myself.

Seven...Things I Say Most Often:
1. Classic
2. Whoa, Easy There
3. Seriously
4. Nice
5. W.T.H.
6. What do you do?
7. That bugs

Seven...People Who I Think Should Do This:

1. Kylie

2. Donni Jo

3. Stacey

4. Amy

5. Beau Dee

6. Giselle

7. Emily

The Ending of an Era, and the Turning of a Page

I can hardly believe it, but I have had my 2000 Ford Mustang for almost eight years. That car has taken me many places, and I can not complain about it. But the time has come, time to get a new car and hope that it will be as good to me as my Mustang has been.

I had been thinking about getting a new vehicle for a while, and just hadn't decided what I wanted to get. Well, I finally made up my mind and found the deal I was looking for. So a new 2008 Ford Edge it is! I am absolutely loving it!

It has all kinds of bells and whistles, it's like having a new toy!

Saturday we figured we'd better get some apple pies made to put in the freezer as well as bake for Sunday. To keep the process moving smoothly we all had a job. Dad peeled the apples, I sliced and cored them, and Mom made the crusts and put the pies together.

Sunday we went up to Woodland to spend some time with Grandpa and show off my new car. Some of Aunt Bonnie's family was up there as well since Thomas is leaving on his mission on Wednesday. McKenzie, Tanielle's little girl, and Bridger became fast friends. I love how little kids can become best friends in a matter of minutes.

We all (Grandpa, Dad, Mom, Paul, Laura, Uncle Tom, Aunt Bonnie, Thomas, Tanielle, McKenzie, Chace, Aunt Vicki, Uncle Terry, Uncle DeLoy, Aunt Trudy, Cade, Cache and I) went over to the Francis rodeo grounds to watch Cache make a couple of practice rides. McKenzie thought it was great and wanted him to keep doing it.

Just as we got there the moon was coming up and it looked so pretty.

Here's to the ending of an era, and the turning of a page!

Also I want to wish Robert a Happy Birthday! Hope that you had a great day!

Celebration

On Thursday the 28th I went and took pictures of Shannon's boys. We've been trying to get it done for a long time and finally did. I hope there's a few that turn out good, otherwise we'll just have to it again! It's not the easiest thing to try and get three little boys between the ages of one and five to all look at you AND smile at the same time.

Brizden, Ledger and Rylek

Paul's kids all came and stayed with us on Friday night so that Paul and Laura could go and CELEBRATE their 14th Wedding Anniversary. We all got up early on Saturday morning to head to Swiss Days and try and beat the crowd. I think we did a pretty good job. We bought a couple things and headed back home. We got back home just in time to get our feast ready to eat and watch the Utah vs. Mighigan football game. Here's the ribs that we fixed. They were so good!

We CELEBRATED as Utah beat Michigan 25-23!! Go Utes!!

Monday September 1st brought with it a cold, wet Labor Day! But we weren't about to let that stop us from CELEBRATING! Brody and Bridger had been looking forward to riding sheep again, they didn't care if it was rainning or not. They both did really well! Brody thinks that next year he'll warm up on a sheep and then ride a steer. We'll have to see about that. Olivia's boys Luke and Noah rode sheep as well. After the Junior Rodeo was over they had races for the kids. They raced for quarters, food shack coupons, chickens, kittens and pigs. Luckily we made out with quarters, food shack coupons and NO animals. Kylie almost brought home a chicken, but luckily some other kids wanted it a lot more. After the races were done we took Mom out to Grandpa's and Dad and I went back over to Francis for the Battle of the Bulls. Cache was riding, and he made a great ride, just came up a little short. At the end they had a Ring of Fear, and this older guy won it, but I'm not sure he won enough to cover the chiropractor bill he'll have to go get adjusted. After we CELEBRATED all that we could at Francis we headed out to Woodland and had fresh hot apple pie. Oh man was it good! Glad the apple trees survived so that we could have apple pie!



The CELEBRATION continued as the Utah State Fair started on Thursday. We went out both Thursday and Friday night to watch the rodeo.

Saturday the 6th we headed up to the "U" to start our CELEBRATION for the first home football game of the season!

Mom

Dad

We were able to continue the CELEBRATION as Utah beat UNLV 42-21! Another victory for the Utes...2-0!!

After church Sunday Mom and Dad went up to Woodland for a quick visit. When they got back home we went back out to the State Fair for the final night of the rodeo.

The CELEBRATING will continue on throughout the month, with another trip to the State Fair, more football games, and birthdays!