Aaron turned 31 yesterday- wow, we are getting old!
Hope you had a fun day, Aaron!
We sure love you!
Hope you had a fun day, Aaron!
We sure love you!
We bought some nectar to feed the lorakeets- when one landed on Aaron's hand, Addie didnt know what to do. She was excited but scared to death.
Little man was great the whole time! Love him!
Family picture at the harbor.
Tyler is the king of staring contests. He will win everytime! Here he is taking on my aunt. They went for several minutes and he never cracked a smile- we were all laughing so hard.
Debbie and Carl with (almost) all the grandkids.

All the boy cousins.
The whole gang- Edmonds and Bewseys!
Our little family.
Before church.
A little baseball anyone? These kids got some great exercise playing the Wii!
Crazy Aunt Marlina!
Isn't she adroable? Gotta love that hair and huge grin! (Paige- 11 months)
Catching bugs- this activity kept those boys busy most of the afternoon.
Uncle Lance (Aaron's brother, can you tell?) and cousin Andrew.
You have nothing in this world more precious than your children. When you grow old, when your hair turns white and your body grows weary, when you are prone to sit in a rocker and meditate on the things of your life, nothing will be so important as the question of how your children have turned out. It will not be the money you have made. It will not be the cars you have owned. It will not be the large house in which you live. The searing question that will cross your mind again and again will be, How well have my children done?
If the answer is that they have done very well, then your happiness will be complete. If they have done less than well, then no other satisfaction can compensate for your loss.