Liberty Spikes

Spencer learned how to put his mohawk in to Libert Spikes....It takes at least an hour. He uses a blow dryer and lots of hair GLUE and spray. Do I like it.....I really like the boy under the spikes...the spikes keep it out of his face...but I am praying it's a faze. How fun to be 16!

First Day of Preschool

Neal started preschool at Spring Lake Elementary on December 5th. He was very very excited to ride the school bus!

He's not sure he likes the gel mom put in his hair.

Still unsure about the gel..you get a little glance at his Elmo back pack.

Trying to patiently wait for teh school bus.

ON THE BUS!!!!! Mommy was a bit scatter brained and forgot to actually get a picture of the BIG BUS, but as you can see by the look on Neal's face...He was in HEAVEN! He loves riding the school bus and is anxious for Christmas break to be over so he can get back on the bus. I haven't been able to get him to tell me much about school yet. I say, Neal did you have a good day at school....and he shakes his head yes then says, "mmmmmhhmmm"

ME

 I try to do things to help myself feel better...like paint my toe nails pink.

 Color my hair RED

And SMILE!

Guess Who?

NEAL

Neal is a BUSY 3 year old!  

 He found the camera...this is just one of his shots!

CAMILLA

 Crazy Hair day

 Shower Time...learning to do more for herself.

Happy 10th Birthday with her Best friend, Camilla Adams.

Bringing Eric's Mom from Pueblo to Payson

 In August Eric and I drove to Pueblo Colorado and brought Eric's mom, Dottie, for a visit.  This was my first time to see where Eric grew up.  This is a photo of Eric near the River that went right in front of the home they lived in.  There is a nice River walk there now.

On our way home from Pueblo to Payson, We stopped in Fruita and visited with Dottie's aunt and cousin.  It was a fun visit.

 Eric, Spencer and Taylor went back in October to move Dottie to Payson.  This is a picture near the home where Eric grew up...or it might be his grandma's house..ha, ha.  I better check.

 Here is his elementary school.

 This is in front of the home Eric grew up in.

 The River walk area.

Another home he lived in.

I should have had Eric write this..maybe he'll amend it some day.  We have Dottie here with us now and are thankful for the help from Chad Argyle, his son and Taylor for going with Eric to bring Dottie here with her few belongings.  We know this is a BIG change for her and hope that it will be a good one for her and us.  We love having her here with us.