So Last night My Family and I visited the Draper Temple and took a tour. Brian wasn't there because he was at work, he got a supervisor position and couldn't miss. We first had to go to a church to park and watch a movie on why the temples are important to the LDS faith. Then we got on a bus that takes you right up to the temple. It was foggy and rainy so you couldn't see the temple very well, which means you couldn't even get a picture of it. Anyways, it was very nice right after you got off the bus there was huge tents all lined up so you wouldn't get wet walking into the temple. The Draper Temple is peaceful and beautiful. It took us about an hour for the whole event, but worth it. After you exit the temple you head right to the stake center next door and again huge tents leading you right inside. Inside the Stake center, they greet you with cookies and cute little water bottles for a refreshment. Then after you are done looking at pictures of some of the temples from around the world, you get on a bus and head back to the church. It was an amazing experience and I recommend all who are interested should go.
Sunday, January 25, 2009
Draper Temple
So Last night My Family and I visited the Draper Temple and took a tour. Brian wasn't there because he was at work, he got a supervisor position and couldn't miss. We first had to go to a church to park and watch a movie on why the temples are important to the LDS faith. Then we got on a bus that takes you right up to the temple. It was foggy and rainy so you couldn't see the temple very well, which means you couldn't even get a picture of it. Anyways, it was very nice right after you got off the bus there was huge tents all lined up so you wouldn't get wet walking into the temple. The Draper Temple is peaceful and beautiful. It took us about an hour for the whole event, but worth it. After you exit the temple you head right to the stake center next door and again huge tents leading you right inside. Inside the Stake center, they greet you with cookies and cute little water bottles for a refreshment. Then after you are done looking at pictures of some of the temples from around the world, you get on a bus and head back to the church. It was an amazing experience and I recommend all who are interested should go.
Sunday, January 18, 2009
Duck Pond
Today I went to the duck pond in Kaysville with my family. My mom had gone to the bread store and bought 12 loafs of duck bread (old bread sold at a cheaper price). So we strapped in the kids and walked down the street to the pond. It was kind of cold outside, but I was warm I had kaitlynn attached to me and a blanket over her to keep us warm. The ducks swarmed us as we threw the bread to them. Nick was so excited that he kept saying more, more. I guess one of the ducks has a broken leg or something like that. My brother in-law Polo was sitting by it feeding that one and if any others came around he'd scare them away. I ended up feeing the seagulls because another family came by us so the ducks weren't interested in what I had to offer. The seagulls would dare the cars driving by to hit them. One car stopped and waited for 10 minutes until they decided to go around them. The 12 loafs of bread went very quickly. It was something fun to do on a sunday.
Thursday, January 1, 2009
Happy New Year!!!!
Happy New Year Everyone!! Brian had to work yesterday and today so I was hanging out at the house with my in-laws. Brian came home with 2 hours to spare before the new year. We had a cute little party with mostly family, but some of my brother in-law Chad's friends came over to help celebrate. I was just happy to get my New Years kiss... hehehe. So this year my goal is to try and have a blog. I'm not quite sure how to do this so if anyone would like to help... please do so. Well I'm going to go. Love ya all and until next time.... May God Be With You 'Til We Meet Again.
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