For Valentine's Day Jake got to go to the orthodontist. We made it back to school just in time for the last hour of school for his Valentine's Day party. He got a metal spacer glued onto his bottom teeth. Which was a little painful for him. He also got a retainer for the top teeth. It was suppose to have a spider on it but it just ended up glowing in the dark. Mom gets to turn it twice a week to move his molars back to make more room. He sounds pretty funny and has trouble swallowing his spit. Devo and I giggled all the way home listening to him slurp every few seconds. To celebrate the day Jake got some florescent green tennis shoes. We went to several stores and he has figured out that he likes the feel of expensive shoes. Takes after his Dad!
Lauren Originals
My niece, Lauren is studying floral design and is working in Provo at a flower shop. I knew Devo had ordered some flowers for Emily. As we walked in I told him, "You didn't buy me any flowers right?" He said no, but as we walked by the glass refrigerator I saw a calla lily bouquet and said to myself,"Yes you did that one is mine." When he proposed 16 years ago, he had this huge bouquet of calla lilies with one red rose in the middle with the ring box open in the middle. He had described it to Lauren and she designed it. Loved it, and Love him for recreating the memory.
After school the kids convinced Dad to build a snowman since he missed it the day before. We are loving the snow paint. This snow man is even more fancy with clothes. While Dad and Emily built the snowman jake drew pictures. You probably can't see them but there's a t-rex, crocodile, and a spider. Devo gave a few lessons in beginning snowboarding. He pulled the kids around on the sled for old times sake. Jake kept throwing snowballs at me up on the deck. Even Maddie joined in with all the snow fun.
Devo's Valentines Day gift: a weekend of golf, in Saint George, with his incredible wife. We played Sky Mountain on Friday a little too cold and windy for me. Our friends, the Welburns, were on their way home and they played the back nine with us. It's always better to play with people you know. Saturday we played Sandhallow, a favorite of ours. It was a lot warmer and we played a lot better too. We found a great breakfast place called the Bearclaw. The best crepes and waffles! Thanks to Aunt Jill for watching the kids!















