September

 I love the month of September.  It is a beautiful time of year and everything seems to settle back into a routine for the most part. I stay busy with the two little guys at home and one guy in particular keeps me hopping.  From sun up to sun down it is one project after another.  You won't see one picture of this guy looking clean.  It would have been good if he could have been a first child when I was younger and had more energy.  I do my best to keep up.

Nine months old and cuter than ever.  I have no milestones to report other than he is growing a tooth.  He has learned to clap but this guy is not going to roll or crawl for anything.  He is the most content little guy and happy as could be.  I went up to my room the other day, thinking that Megan was with him and there he was, sitting in the middle of the floor, no toys, all alone, but just as content as could be scratching at the carpet.  What a dream baby.

Rob and I took the boys down to our annual peach days celebration and got some lunch and walked around.  I love that Rob's job allows him this kind of freedom!

This is where you will find us every Friday night....Brandon's football game.  They have been really fun and Porter usually will tag along with us.  If only we could see Brandon play more....sigh.

We had a fun four wheeling night with friends.  One of our four wheelers broke down but luckily we got some help getting it down and we were still able to have some fun.

More projects what more can I say?  Thanks pal for cleaning out the fire pit for us.

Emily's birthday also comes in September.  She turned 15.....ugh....that's all I have to say about that.  O.K, O.K, I love Emily with all my heart. I don't understand teenage girls even though I feel like I should. Emily is as good as they come.  We had fun taking her to the cheesecake factory and walking around at the new mall.

It will be a birthday that she will never forget as we dedicated our temple on her special day.

The night before, Brandon, Emily, Matt, and James were all part of the cultural celebration that we had.  It was such a great experience for all involved and I was so proud of my three solider boys and my one nurse girl.  They had been working hard and it was such a neat experience.