Roar for February

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 February is always a tough month.  It is is dark and cold and it feels like winter is never going to end.  But luckily we had good things this month too!


The girls and I took Grandpa Honey to lunch at Wild River and had such a great time chatting with him.



Josh invites me to join him when he set missionaries apart.  We don't usually take photos - and when we do I don't usually get a copy, so this one is special.  Bekah was in my class my first year of teaching seminary and she is a delightful young woman sent to serve the people of Cambodia.



These kids make all of us so happy - how can you not love those smiling faces?





Kenna is hard to pin down in orchestra - I never get to see her face when she's playing, but we have thoroughly loved hearing them - she has developed a lovely talent.



Brynne ran into our Robinson friends in Provo and they sent me a photo - made me so happy to see!



This girl played basketball for the first time and she did great!  She even made a basket in a game which earned her a milkshake!



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