Seven Things I Can Do.1. I can push a tricycle and a stroller at the same time.
2. I can rock climb, but only easy climbs now.
3. I can almost keep up with Mark when we go hiking.
4. I can stay up all night reading.
5. I can Sing Christmas songs all year, because Dayler loves them.
6. I can remember random fact about people, but not their names.
7. I can throw a knife and tomahawk pretty good. My Dad used to be into the Mountain Men Rendezvous.
Seven Things I can't do.1. I can't sleep with the TV on.
2. I can't keep my house clean.
3. I can't keep up with Mark's hobbies.
4. I can't go a week without talking to my sister.
5. I can't stand the taste of fish.
6. I can't cook very well, and Mark won't eat hamburger helper.
7. I can't touch Mark's stuffed Turkey. He would kill me.
Seven Things I Say Most.1. and stuff
2. No Bowen
3. You need to ask politely
4. Love you.
5. What? (I'm a little deaf)
6. You have to eat five bites before you can get down.
7. When are you coming home?
Seven Goals for the New Year.1. Run a half marathon my sister talked me into doing, then I talked Kami into doing.
2. Keep my house cleaner.
3. Get to bed before Midnight at least twice a week.
4. Read my scriptures as much as I read other things.
5. Have Family Home Evening.
6. Plan ahead for Young Women's activities.
7. Visit the temple more often.
Seven Reasons I Fell in Love With Mark.1. I felt like I had known him forever, even on our first date.
2. He knew what he was doing when it came to outdoorsy stuff.
3. He finally convinced me that I was more important than hunting.
4. He's soooooooo cute!!!!!!!
5. He had a strong testimony.
6. His family was and still is still the most important thing to him.
7. I couldn't picture my life without my best friend.
Seven Thing I Love To Eat.1. Ice Cream
2. Cheese Cake
3. Cheddar Cheese
4. Pizza
5. Twix
6. Lime Chicken from Applebees
7. Breakfast for Dinner
Seven People I Tag1. Trinity
2. Emily
3. Arianne
4. Natasha
5. Erin
6. Melanie
7. Megan
Dayler was outgrowing his old church clothes, so I pulled this out of the closet. I found them on sale just after Christmas, I thought that it would take a little longer for him to fit into them. He loves his snazy clothes so much we had to take a picture after church.
Dayler doesn't like his waterproof Mittens.
Bowen and Dayler
AWE!
We found out that there was only a few inches of snow under the trees compared to 7-10 inches everywhere else. 
So we get told all the time you are so lucky you live by St. George. You don't have to worry about the snow. Just because we go grocery shopping in St. George doesn't mean we don't have to worry about the snow. It snowed all but one day last week, and this week it is melting. I have never seen so much mud.
I don't know how many times we have driven by Fort Deseret on our way to or from Tooele, but this last trip we decided to stop. I thought that it was pretty cool that the mud and straw wall is still standing from over 100 years ago.
By the time Bowen and I caught up to Mark and Dayler inside the fort, Dayler was an expert on the fort. "Mommy the cowboys built this fort to keep the Indians out. They would look out those holes and say Oh my gosh there's Indians out there."
Mark and the Boys inside the fort walking toward one of the bastions.
Practicing. Shooting Coyotes of course. What were you thinking?
Yep, people were shorter then.
