Spencer Wen Gradugate

Pumpkin waffle party for Spencer and his fellow graduates a couple of days before the end of school.

Christian Staples, Spencer, Corbin Rumsey, Bro. Knowlton, Gabe Davis, and McKenzie King at Seminary Graduation.

Spencer the seminary graduate

Thunderbird grad!

Tmpview class of 2010 graduation at Utah Valley University.

Kathy made Spencer a cookie dough lei--kept in a cooler. Spencer was ecstatic to get it.

Celebrating at P.F. Changs after graduationi.

Graduation party at our house.

Graduation road trip--the beginning. Heading for San Diego.

In Scott Shields' jacuzzi (Kathy Shumway's brother) in San Diego.

Matt Shields, Spencer, Scott Shields, Jeff Shumway, Jake Partridge, and Brian Lingam.

I wish they all could be California boys. At Shields pool.

Massive pizza on Coronado Island.

With Spencer's cousins (his dad's side) and Gabe Davis' cousins (his dad's side), the Davises, in San Diego. We stayed with them our last night in SD.

Home at last.

Here they are "FROLICKING" in the water. Jeff told them to look happy and to frolick for the photo, planning all along to video them.

Paris and Belgium

In Gent, Belgium, a city of many canals.

Bikes at the Gent train station.

A church in Gent.

Kathy loved this scene.

With the medieval guild houses in the background.

On our World War I tour With Eric Workman (who was stuck in Paris because of the volcanic cloud) at Tyne Cot cemetary, the largest British Commonweath cemetary in the world. Ieper Belgium.

We caught the bullet train back to Paris from Lille, France.

Outside the Louvre.

Relaxing in Tuilleries gardens.

At a nice Moroccan restaurant in Paris.

Although our flight for Wednesday was cancelled, we lucked out and got out a day early. Thousands of others were not so lucky.

State Basketball Champs

Rickey was very happy to be involved with another State championship team. Unfortunatley he broke his ankle growth plate mid-season, but was still able to play in one of the state tournie games. Jeff made his delicious Argentine meat for the whole basketball team for one of the team dinners that we hosted at our home.

Here's the net cutting down ceremony.

Loyal fans--Spencer being one of the most faithful orange fans, but not completely orange like the guy below. Although I wondered if it was Spencer for a long time until I saw him elsewhere.

Jeff coached MIkelle's team where they had a heart-breaking loss in the championship game!!

Sweet Sarah

Sarah lost her very first tooth last night (June 24, 2010) She was so happy. Here's the new look.

Sarah with favorite Cousins Ellie and Anna

SWEET SARAH'S PHOTO SHOOT BY SISTER MIKELLE

Beautiful blue eyes

Dressing up with favorite cousin Hunter

Loving being with both Grandma's. (She didn't want this photo.)

One more photo she didn't want.

Sarah can hang with the roughest of them and she always wants to be included. She's one tough cookie and won't wimp out on any adventure we bring her on.

Timothy loves music!

These have been sitting around waiting for me to post FOREVER but I wanted to add my favorite clip of him singing when he was 12 months old, but I have tried dozens of times to get it to post, and it always fails, so I'm just going to post it as it is. Maybe some day I'll get to add my favorite song. Meanswhile enjoy some sweet tunes.


Here's Timothy's first birthday. He loved to sing and one of the words we could recognize was "gramma" It's a little long, but I couldn't make it work without an editing program.



This is when he was into his Mulan phase at age 2 and a half. He loved Mulan and all of the songs, but especially this one. Sometimes I would bust him singing into the fan, "La La Luke. . .I am your father." I guess you can tell he's the youngest and has been exposed to older brothers. He's never even seen "Tommy Boy", but he's heard his brothers sing it into the fan and he learns quick.



Tiny Turtle Tim Song from Nursery


He learned the ABC's at age two, and loved to sing them all of the time.


Here we are at a breakfast at BYU where Timothy randomly started dancing when the music sank in.