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Wednesday, March 21, 2012

Mad Faces

The other day I asked the girls to show me their mad faces. Here are the results:




I think I like them better smiling!

Sunday, March 18, 2012

Practicing for Disneyland

Troy's parents went to Disneyland for a little time off. When they came back they had these cute shirts for the girls.



The girls LOVE the shirts and wear them as often as I can get them washed and back in their drawers.  I think we are headed to Disneyland this Fall...I am guessing these shirts will be coming with us!

Saturday, March 17, 2012

Early Games

Maddie has some early soccer games. Her earliest so far has been 7:00 AM. That makes for some early rising at our house. Then again, maybe it is just Troy and I that are rising early...


Friday, March 16, 2012

Check out our progress!

We got our second ski day out on the slopes. The girls LOVE it and Aeva is getting better by the second!

 



She still takes random breaks when she gets tired.  Here we have a skiing snow angel.  This is how she prefers to wait for her sisters to "catch up" to her.


Gracie and Bailey.


Maddie and Oakley.

I think our skiing days are almost over!  Maybe one more Spring Ski Day this weekend.  I like to ski when the sun is out!

Thursday, March 15, 2012

One Amazing Man

Many of you may know that I went to Weber High School.


You may not know that this man, Earl Heninger, is truly an angel.  This was my principal for the 3 years that I went to Weber High.  He was AMAZING!!!  He recently passed away and I was honored to attend his viewing.  


This is him with his sweet wife.  She was by his side every step of the way.


This is how I remember him.  He was at EVERY game and activity that he could possible make it to.  At some point during the games, he would stand out in front of the whole student body.  He would then raise his hand in the air and say...


Everyone would jump to their feet with huge smiles on their faces.  We would cheer and yell like only a bunch of adolescents can.  He made everyone of us feel like we were someone special.  That is a pretty amazing feat considering there were 650 kids in my graduating class alone.

Thank you, Mr. Heninger, for being a Warrior, a leader, a smiling face, an example and, most of all, a friend to everyone.
You are truly missed.