Hooray

Clint came home on Saturday the 21st from Nellis AFB in Las Vegas. He was there for two weeks! In those two weeks,
Deacon and Trenton have learned to sit up by themselves,
Deacon and Trenton are eating cereal, sweet potatoes and applesauce,
Deacon can hold his own bottle,
Lilly went potty on the toilet,
Trenton only wakes up once in the night,
Trenton got his first tooth, (his second tooth is on its way)

While Clint was gone, I stayed at my parents home. I would have not survived if I didn't have help of my mom, dad and Liz. I am also grateful for Aunt Net, and B, for having Lilly spend the night at their home, and for Papa Henry who took Lilly to the park.

The Boys Are 6 Months Old

Deacon and Trenton

5 Years

I can't believe that Clint and I have been married for 5 years.

In those 5 years:

We have 3 beautiful children,

We have moved 4 times,

We bought a house,

We bought a rabbit,

We have lived in 3 states,

We have purchased 2 vehicles,

We have gone to the Manti Temple, Ogden Temple, Bountiful Temple, SLC Temple, Dallas Temple, D.C. Temple and Nauvoo Temple,

We have been to Disneyland 2 times,

We have been in 5 Wards

(I am posting a day early, We were married on June 14th 2003)

Family Time

The Henry Bunch
If you look at Clint, Lilly and Trenton, they all look like they belong in the same family.  Poor little Deacon looks out of place.

My Little Burritos

Every time the boys go down for a nap or for bedtime, they have to be wrapped up. Lilly will often say "Burrito Time."

Kate and The Boys

Trenton, Kate and Deacon (5 months old)

Kate was born a few days before the boys were born. Every time my cousin and I get together we take pictures of our kids.

Happy Mother's Day

Last year around Mother's Day, I wanted to do something different for a gift to my mother and Grandmother. So I decided to take a picture of our hands. Here is four generations. I feel so blessed to have a Grandmother who has shared with me her famous technique for dipping yummy chocolates to her deep love of the gospel. My mother, of whom I truly do admire, She too has taught me many important things in life, the most important is to always be myself.

My daughter, Lilly, I feel so honored to have the responsibility to raise and nurture her. She has taught me more about myself then she will ever know.