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Friday, April 2, 2010
Jaynee and her "two willow" on March 20, 2010
If ever there is a favorite picture of mine of Jaynee, I think this would win. I LOVE the look on her face! 
Jaynee literally told Cam "let go daddy" and she rode off! Once again, she lets me know who is in charge and how "big" she really is!
"Let go dad"
Jaynee literally told Cam "let go daddy" and she rode off! Once again, she lets me know who is in charge and how "big" she really is!
"Let go dad"
On March 4, 2010 Nigel Olsen was killed while serving our country in Afghanistan. He was in our ward and I can remember him as a child. I seriously recall him talking about being a soldier, and I think he was only 3 or 4. It was what he wanted to be his whole life! He was only 21 when he died. We owe so much to him and others just like him for giving their LIFE! When I found out they would be flying his body into the Provo airport I checked my kids out of school and drove down to be there to meet the plane. It was such an incredible experience. So reverent! Here are some pictures. They truly can't capture the reverence and spirit that was there, but I wanted to post it anyway.
This was the entrance to the airport. I had chills! These are the "freedom riders" that ride around the country to show support and protect the families and bodies of these fallen soldiers. It is all volunteer and I believe many of them are veterens themselves.
They all stood straight forward, saluting and so reverent as Nigel's family drove in the gates. This was an amazing site to see.
When the plane pulled up and they opened the hatch, the first one we saw was Nigel's dad Todd. It was so touching to see him sit in the plane as the escort. He flew back the day before to Rhode Island (I think) so that he could fly his son's body home. I can't imagine.
The marines did such a beautiful job. So precise, so reverent and so respectful.
This is his beautful family. Todd and Kim (parents) are in the middle. I am amazed with his family and am grateful for Todd and Kim for allowing their son to serve our country.
This was the entrance to the airport. I had chills! These are the "freedom riders" that ride around the country to show support and protect the families and bodies of these fallen soldiers. It is all volunteer and I believe many of them are veterens themselves.
They all stood straight forward, saluting and so reverent as Nigel's family drove in the gates. This was an amazing site to see.
When the plane pulled up and they opened the hatch, the first one we saw was Nigel's dad Todd. It was so touching to see him sit in the plane as the escort. He flew back the day before to Rhode Island (I think) so that he could fly his son's body home. I can't imagine.
The marines did such a beautiful job. So precise, so reverent and so respectful.
This is his beautful family. Todd and Kim (parents) are in the middle. I am amazed with his family and am grateful for Todd and Kim for allowing their son to serve our country.
Sunday, February 28, 2010
Just some cute recent pics of baby Ty
He is just starting to smile. It is so fun! I forget how much fun each new stage of development is.
Sometime he will just go out cold on my bed while I am getting ready and I love this pic of his little arms out.
Sometime he will just go out cold on my bed while I am getting ready and I love this pic of his little arms out.
Here he is in his new duds, getting ready for his first Sunday at church. He was so good! He slept the whole time!
Precious little piggys.
Ready for another Sunday. Got his tie on and everything! What a good little boy.
Precious little piggys.
Ready for another Sunday. Got his tie on and everything! What a good little boy.
Some images of January
This is Jaynee's boyfriend. I spotted her one night and got the camera. I wish I had the video camera because she was talking to him, and kissing him and laughing like they were so in love! She named him Jake. If you can't tell, this is the post on the end of my bed and she put my sweatshirt on it to make it look like his head. Girls, girls and girls! I am in trouble with this one. Just a side note. While I was blogging this, Emmie walked up and looked at the picture and with no hesitation in her voice says "there is Jaynee hugging Jake!" So funny that even she knows who this Jake is that a I guess lives in our house. 
This is Nana Chatfield. We went up and saw her in January. She is doing so well, and is amazing for her age. We are grateful that she was able to meet baby Ty.
Kaylee Jo in her piano recital. She played two pieces-Brady bunch and Alvin and the chipmunks Christmas. She did so well and didn't even seem nervous!
This is Nana Chatfield. We went up and saw her in January. She is doing so well, and is amazing for her age. We are grateful that she was able to meet baby Ty.
Kaylee Jo in her piano recital. She played two pieces-Brady bunch and Alvin and the chipmunks Christmas. She did so well and didn't even seem nervous!
New Years 2010!
I had to put this image on here. Uncle Wado wears some of the best shirts-who knows where he finds them, but that is not the point. This one happens to be my girls favorite (mine too). So just picture this shirt-it is bright yellow with this image on the front. So funny! You'll never eat another Easter Chocolate bunny without thinking of this image. I love it!
Aunt Heather enjoying our lazy New Years Eve day, snuggling baby Ty.
Uh oh, whenever Cam has his beanie on, it means he is sick. So of course, Cam was throwing up for new years Eve. What a way to ring in the new year!
The two geeks spending New Years Day with us and...of course their computers!
About 8 o clock we started playing some games the kids. This game was so much fun to watch-and especially fun to listen to them play. Roll the dice, and if you get doubles you have to put on the gloves and then try to open the candy bar with spoons in your hands.
Kaylee finally got the bar opened and was eating as much as she could, as fast as she could.
We decorated gingerbread houses about 9 o clock.
Look how cute they turned out.
Look at these two. The last of the little guys on my side of the family. They are about 4 months apart and couldn't look more different! Hopefully, they will get the chance to be buddies. Ty on the left and Luke on the right.
We started the movie of Napolean Dynamite about 10 o clock. We only lost a few little people to sleep before the movie was over.
I forgot how funny this movie was! Noah enjoyed this movie-close up.
This is how baby Ty decided was the best way to spend New years. I agree.
Most of the little people made it to Midnight. We had sparkling "champagne" and they all had to do their "cheers".
Cheers!
I couldn't believe Jaynee made it all the way to midnight.
Jaynee and Addie did about 50 "cheers" while sitting there.
Midway city did some fire works at midnight and Ty and Heather's place has a huge deck that overlooks the city. So fun to be together this year.
Aunt Heather enjoying our lazy New Years Eve day, snuggling baby Ty.
Uh oh, whenever Cam has his beanie on, it means he is sick. So of course, Cam was throwing up for new years Eve. What a way to ring in the new year!
The two geeks spending New Years Day with us and...of course their computers!
About 8 o clock we started playing some games the kids. This game was so much fun to watch-and especially fun to listen to them play. Roll the dice, and if you get doubles you have to put on the gloves and then try to open the candy bar with spoons in your hands.
Kaylee finally got the bar opened and was eating as much as she could, as fast as she could.
We decorated gingerbread houses about 9 o clock.
Look how cute they turned out.
Look at these two. The last of the little guys on my side of the family. They are about 4 months apart and couldn't look more different! Hopefully, they will get the chance to be buddies. Ty on the left and Luke on the right.
We started the movie of Napolean Dynamite about 10 o clock. We only lost a few little people to sleep before the movie was over.
I forgot how funny this movie was! Noah enjoyed this movie-close up.
This is how baby Ty decided was the best way to spend New years. I agree.
Most of the little people made it to Midnight. We had sparkling "champagne" and they all had to do their "cheers".
Cheers!
I couldn't believe Jaynee made it all the way to midnight.
Jaynee and Addie did about 50 "cheers" while sitting there.
Midway city did some fire works at midnight and Ty and Heather's place has a huge deck that overlooks the city. So fun to be together this year.
Baby Ty's big day
December 27th was his blessing day. We wanted to be able to bless him when his uncle Wade was in town from Texas, so we ended up blessing him at him; which was such a wonderful place and day. I really enjoyed being able to do this at home, and to have all those who love him here. The spirit was in the home all day.
The circle of men at Ty's blessing. Its a little hard to look at this picture, because there really is someone missing. But I believe Dad was here, but we just couldn't see him. I really believe he is able to come to certain earthly events of his loved ones, and I believe he was here. What a wonderful group of men. I love them all and am so happy they could share this day with us.
The circle of men at Ty's blessing. Its a little hard to look at this picture, because there really is someone missing. But I believe Dad was here, but we just couldn't see him. I really believe he is able to come to certain earthly events of his loved ones, and I believe he was here. What a wonderful group of men. I love them all and am so happy they could share this day with us.
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