It's been a month or two since I last posted. I have been busy coaching softbal, watching softball, and watching soccer. Never a dull moment around here. We are all alive and kicking. Some more than others. Ahh the teenage years. Jessie and Cammi are out of school and Kaylie gets out this Friday. I will post pictures as soon as I upload them tomy computer. So until then, ALOHA!

OK OK OK! It's been a while since I last posted, but I can honestly say that winter up here,makes you hibernate! So that's what I did. I keep trying to wake up to spring but spring just wont cooperate! Here are some pics from our last family outing, down to Cedar City for Felicity's baby blessing.

Felicity Ann Hall

A nice pic of me and Jessie. It took a lot to get her to smile, and not be goofy. Just hanging out, still sleep deprived.

Cammi always seems to have a smile on her face. She is very mellow, and easy going. This pic really shows her personality.

Cammi my little goober!
Kaylie looking cute as always! I love her big Blue eyes.

I had to put this pic in. my two cute little nephews from down south. Boy do I come from a good looking family!

We went to the circus when we got back from the blessing. Here is a shot of both girls looking a little tired but pretty nice at the same time.

Just a cute pic of me and Will. He is so photogenic. I love his eyes!

Their view of the game.

Nice seats. Thanks John.

'Nuff said!!

GO UTES! THAT'S HOW WE ROLL, TIDE!

Wow what an awesome game. Stephen and the guys had a blast and they were even shown on national tv for abour 3 seconds. In my last post I mentioned the adventure we had getting to New Orleans, well... That was nothing compared to the adventure getting home. We have to change status 4 hours before our flight time, so we had to do that at 2:10 am. So instead of getting some sleep we just stayed up and got changed over. We then packed up and left for the airport. So with no sleep we boarded our flight to New York, I was asleep before we finished taxiying to take off. and slept until we started our descent into New York. We had to stay in the airport until the checkin for the next lfight even though we knew we weren't going to get on. Once we did that we had to roll over to the next flight. That's when we were going to go into the city and have some fun, BUT... The agent that moved us over put us on the wrong flight, so we had to fix that, then the sequence got all mixed up, sequence in huge because it determines the order that you get on the plane and get your seat. Once all that was finished, we didn't have enough time to get into the city. so we just hung out in the airport. THEN... our flight was delayed an hour and a half. So after hanging in the new JetBlue terminal 5 for more than 12 hours, we finally boarded our flight, had a 30 min taxi time, and finally arrived in Salt Lake approx 2am. Was it worth it?? Yes, since Utah won, it was totally worth it! I have tons of pictures to add not too. Enjoy our little bit of the French Quarter, New Orleans!

The French Quarter has some incredible history and architecture.

During the day Bourbon street is quite nice. I wouldn't venture out after dark though. We went the night before, and it was sin central!

SUGAR BOWL OR BUST!!!

We have some friends who are die hard Utah fans. So when they found out Utah was going to the Sugar bowl they invited Steve and Ben to come along with them. Our adventure... and I do not use the term lightly, began on New years eve. we had to list on the night fight so we could roll over to teh flight the next morning. We ended up flying out of SLC to Las Vegas, then to JFK, then to New Orleans. Needless to say it was a LONG day! We left slc at 9:10am and got into New Orleans at 10:30pm, SO far the UTES are winning, soon begins the new adventure of getting home.

MERRY CHRISTMAS EVERYONE!!!!!

FESTIVAL OF TREES

Every year there is a huge fundraiser for Primary Childrens hospital. It's called hte Festival of Trees, the first week of December. It is amazing! people and organizations donate decorated trees of all sizes, wreaths, gingerbread houses, and decorations, then they are auctioned off with all proceeds going to the hospital. Aly invited me to go the other day, and it taked almost 2 hours to go through everything. It is a huge exposition center, think convention center large scale, and it is filled from end to end with Christmas! We got a few pics of the trees that we really enjoyed, hope you like them too. There was an amazing blown glass tree with lights inside programed to music, with blown glass flower ornaments. A wooden tree with small cue balls rolling around it, I can't remember what the technical name is for it, and of course a JetBlue decorated tree.