Laganas rock!: Peek a boo

Tuesday, July 26, 2011

Peek a boo

We really got James laughing the other day, playing peek a boo with him. He thought it was hilarious when I would pop up from under the jumperoo! It is times like this that remind me why I love staying at home with him. I love that I get to make him laugh and that I have the time to capture these precious moments.

1 comment:

Happy said...: Oh man, SO cute!!! I can't wait to see him next week!!; July 27, 2011 at 11:20 PM

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Beginnings

Anthony and I met in January 2005 when he moved to Gainesville to work at Shands. We were both in the same family home evening group in the singles ward. (Accident? I don't think so!) After we got to know each other, we were pretty much inseparable. We had so much in common and we felt like we had always known each other. Anthony proposed to me in July 2005 by sending me on a scavenger hunt around town to our different dating milestones (our first date, our first kiss, etc..). The scavenger hunt ended with him down on one knee with an engagement ring! We were sealed December 17, 2005 in the Orlando Florida Temple.

My Favorite Quotes

"Two roads diverged in a wood, and I-- I took the one less traveled by, And that has made all the difference" -Robert Frost

"Progress means not just changing, but changing for the better." -C.S. Lewis

"Remember, sometimes those that start out the slowest end up going farthest." -Elder Joseph B. Worthlin

"David saw himself as a shepherd, but the Lord saw him as a king of Israel. Joseph of Egypt served as a slave, but the Lord saw him as a seer. Mormon wore the armor of a soldier, but the Lord saw him as a prophet.
We are sons and daughters of an immortal, loving, and all-powerful Father in Heaven. We are created as much from the dust of eternity as we are from the dust of the earth. Every one of us has potential we can scarcely imagine."-Elder Joseph B. Wirthlin

"In the private sanctuary of one's own conscience lies that spirit, that determination to cast off the old person and to measure up to the stature of true potential." -President Thomas S. Monson