If only I could do this...

House Tour!

Well, we finally got a camera (by the way, that saga isn't over yet!), and so we took a bunch of pictures of our house to show everyone FINALLY!!! We have met quite a few neighbors and feel that we are here for a reason. We miss you all and hope you are doing well. Please let us know when you aren't busy and want to do something fun! :) I've also included some pictures from before we moved because I couldn't remember if I'd posted them yet. Enjoy!!

Good Times and Good Friends!!

Lately, I've been blessed with visits and fun "in-between" outings of some friends from Foxboro and College days. It is so much fun getting together with friends and watching our children play together. Lately, we've gone to the Zoo with Gretel and Anna, Wheeler Farm with Shannon and Jamie, had Heidi, Angalee and Wendy and their kids come and play at our house, and a Family Home evening to not be forgotten with Christy and her family. Oh the joys of GOOD FRIENDS! Thank you all for your support and love. We miss you so much! To those of you who haven't visited yet, please give us a call and let us know when you want to come! We miss you and hope you're doing well!

Here are some pictures that I was able to get other people to take and send since our camera is still out of commission:

Something we can all do better at...

I saw this video on TV the other day and can not watch it without feeling that I can do something more for those who are suffering everywhere...



Here's a devotional that Dallin H. Oaks gave at BYU-Idaho Oct. 13th, 2009. It covers the importance of Freedom of Religion and some on the deteriation of the Constitution by those that threaten the First Amendment:

http://newsroom.lds.org/ldsnewsroom/eng/news-releases-stories/religious-freedom

Here's an interview regarding the devotional's topics:

http://newsroom.lds.org/ldsnewsroom/eng/news-releases-stories/apostle-says-religious-freedom-is-being-threatened#current

Elder Oaks has had a front-row seat in observing what he calls the “significant deterioration in the respect accorded to religion” in public life. Prior to his appointment to the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles, Elder Oaks had an illustrious law career. He served as a justice on the Utah Supreme Court, was a professor at the University of Chicago Law School and Brigham Young University’s J. Reuben Clark Law School and clerked for Chief Justice Earl Warren of the United States Supreme Court.