Okay. You are coming home right now. We will have none of that tomentous nonsense any more. That school has been a very blad invluence on you. No No No! Wuv, Mom
And THIS is why I sent my daughter to college? And I thought you couldn't wear a beard at BYU-I. What's up with that? Seriously, I am glad you are having such a blast in this class. It certainly makes for fun homework assignments. Love you anyway, Dad
this is totally awesome- next time i need to dress up like a guy, you are the (man) i'm calling! btw, I get credit for the word tomentous! haha...its a great word really. so, love you, talk to you later!
We had Grandma Betty's birthday here tonight, and I just thought I'd give you all a little taste of how the evening went. Here is one interesting conversation of note: Grandma: "Giraffes make rotten mothers" *pause as we all examined the philosophical meaning of this remark* Dad: "Well have you ever tried to raise a teenage giraffe?" Becca: "I have" Anyways, that about sums the evening up. There were lots of great presents (you guessed it-most of them bought by the birthday girl herself) and a FABULOUS chocolate cake (made by yours truly!--hence the FABULOUSness of it!) and just an overall great night of fun and games. Hope you are all having as much fun as we are!---Lizzy
In July of this year we spent 5 days with 47 of our favorite teenagers trekking as pioneers across the plains of Wyoming. It was the culmination of a year of preparation for all of us. This Kauai trip was our reward for surviving that experience. Actually, it was a marvelous and very spiritual, but exhausting experience. Kauai, on the other hand, was supremely relaxing but super fun. Some of my favorite things were the wild chickens roaming the island, the feral cats, the gorgeous sunrises on the beach, making new friends, enjoying the beautiful scenery, and generally just enjoying spending time with each other.
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Wuv, Mom
Love you anyway,
Dad
IT'S MR. TUMNEY HAIR!