These are the faces of two boys who just scored front row seats at Stake Conference and were the first kids to shake hands with Elder Neil L. Anderson. YEAH!
Saturday, 3pm. A spontaneous game of Ring Around the Rosie, organized by Henry. One or two boys may or may not still be wearing pajamas.
3 men and a baby, on our own in the wilderness. We made it to the peak! (one of the men may or may not have had to carry the baby AND another man a good chunk of the way. The view was worth it.
What do you do when you've got 4 boys in the house and no mom? You find a pond and throw rocks in it for as long as you want. Some things you just don't grow out of.
Bath time at the Iverson household: E: "Henry, pretend this of a painting by Paul Klee, okay?" H: "okay!"
New Hawaiian flashlights were the perfect batons for leading the FHE song tonight. Thanks Grandma and Grandpa!
I'm not a gum chewer, but I needed something sweet this afternoon. Bought 1 pack of Extra, and this is what the machine spit out!
Good thing Verizon paid 37 cents to mail this to me.
Halloween success.
Henry finished up another great season of soccer today. He had a pretty amazing assistant coach as well, if I do say so myself.
When Henry accidentally mixed together two decks of cards, he decided that a chart was the perfect tool to sort them out. It worked perfectly. Like father like son.
Feeling very thankful. Emphasis on the "full."
Sam is picking the M&Ms out of his cookie. And we thought it was bad when our kids picked the marshmallows out of the Lucky Charms.#wastedcookie
Henry was super excited about all of his presents, but he dove into the Star Wars Encyclopedia first. #cantstopreading #typicalhenry
Little Shooters basketball. I think Henry might have gotten a double whammy on the basketball genes from Jenn and me. Sorry Henry!
If I ever become a diabetic, homemade caramels will be the reason.
Henry legitimately asked me to write him some math problems for Christmas this year. Your wish is my command, Henry! #homemadegift #chipofftheoldblock
Sam found a whole wall of a gingerbread house while Jenn and I weren't watching. He succinctly described the experience in two words: "big!" And, "yummy!"
Who knew ant farms were so cool? I think I'm enjoying Henry's presents as much as he is. :-)