Preschool for Aine

I know this is way past due, but I came across some pictures on my camera and I am playing catch-up. This is of Aine and her first day of preschool. She was so excited to go to school. She first got excited about school two years ago when she watched her cousin Teagan and our neighbor Justin go to school. She always wanted a Dora backpack just like Teagan's. (She got that for her birthday :)At that time she was a new big sister and we convinced her to get potty trained so she would be able to go to school. She was so excited to go to school that potty training was a breeze. Poor thing didn't know that she would have to wait this long to go, but she is finally there! She has loved the socializing and playing with other kids in our ward. She is so smart and quick to learn. We rotate between mom's in our ward every week, so sometimes she is a little scared to go to a new place. But once she is settled in, she has no fear.

Doing the Lord's Work & Sharing His Spirit

Thanks to some wonderful exemplar people in my life I have been show again how Facebook and Blogs can be an avenue for doing the Lord's work and sharing His message and Spirit.

Kaili Ray

I'm so excited my newest niece is here! Check out these beautiful pictures and tell me she's not the prettiest newborn you have ever seen. :)
Kaili Ray Sprague

Another Vlog

Catie Inspired Vlog

Baking Bread and Rainbows

I decided to try one of my mom's money saving ideas. Bake my own bread. So, the house smells great, I'm feeling really domestic and who doesn't love fresh bread? Well, we really love fresh bread. I'm finding that we go through it so quick that my two loaves recipe has to be made every other day to keep up. What the? So, our house smells great every other day. :)

A quick moving, but heavy summer storm brought us a double rainbow.

Lastly, I'm not ready to talk about it yet, so don't ask. But, my worst fears have come true. Please keep me and my little family in your prayers.

Holiness

Doing holy work creates holiness in us.
-Silvia H. Allred from the August Visiting Teaching Message