Sara turns 1

Love you, Sara

A very common face for her.

Sara is one. Almost got my whole head.:)

St. George Gardner Reunion

Sara crying on the way home. Tired of that carseat.

Isaac about to splash Alexis at the park. It was 75 degrees. (Snowing here now.)

The statue of Robert Gardner Jr. March 31, 2009

This is the tabernacle where Elder Holland (great grandson) of Robert Gardner Jr. gave a tribute talk and dedicated a statue. There was a crowd of about 900 descendants. It was so cool. Elder Holland's mother is the oldest living descendent grandaughter at age 94. I feel so blessed to have such faithful ancestors and the journal with some of the stories. Elder Holland spoke about how important education, being faithful and obedient, and the role of strong faithful women were in Robert's life. If it weren't for the women, none of us would be here.

Reed's 6th Birthday

The knight in shining armor. Notice the diaper box? He got lots of diapers.:)

The boys taking care of Sara.

Reed turned 6 on Tuesday. He's a spiderman climbing on the web with his friends at a nearby playground. Even though it was slightly cold we decided to still play at the park and then come home for presents and cake. The day he came home from the hospital was the beginning of an ice storm in Rochester. Our Whipple Park apartment flooded because the power went out and we ended up going to the Seibach's for a night. We watched General Conference on their computer. The Anderson's also stayed with them.