Then Sunday I got to go to my parent’s Sacrament meeting while Jon watched all the kids so that I could hear my Mom give a talk. She did such a great job and made me cry-not that it is too hard these days. It felt great going to a full Sacrament meeting. It was my first in 3 months! Crazy! 
Four generation picture. Not the best, but it will do! We didn’t get to go to dinner at my parent’s house on Sunday with the family because Charlie wasn’t supposed to be around many people. So my Grandma, Aunt, and Mom came and visited the next day so that they could meet the new little one.
We had fun destroying it and even got Jon to touch the stuff. If you know anything about Jon, he HATES getting his hands sticky(it wasn’t even sticky), but he was a good sport because it was Mother’s day!
5 comments:
I love all your pictures! Your family is seriously beautiful. I can't wait to see them all in person very soon!
I love the expressions on your grandma's face with the kids. I bet that was fun for her to see Charlie. Its not everyday you get to have a grandchild. It makes me wonder if I will ever live to see that happen in my own life. It seems unreal to me! I think I started a little too late!
I will have to do that activity with Oscar - I bet he would love it - and Elaina too. Maybe we'll do that when we are getting too hot outside and need a break.
What a wonderful Mother's Day. I love seeing the four generations...
It must be the best present having a healthy Charlie home.
Love you!
Melissa! I was at Sam Cardon's house for our family reunion and since he share's the lawn with you're parents I got to have a good conversation with your dad! You need to give me your phone number so I can call you next time I am that close!
Okay Melissa, I miss your updates!
I love reading your blog and hearing about your family. It
was so much fun seeng you and the kids on Mother's Day. So happy Charlie is doing well. Thanks for
the picture of all of us.
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