Why Not?

Make your own paper steak meal at: http://www.wombat.zaq.ne.jp/fare/steak.html

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Sleep Pirate Dreams

I fell asleep while typing a chapter summary for m y business class. This is what the sheet looked like when I woke up. I was probably asleep for about 20-30 seconds based on the number of rrrrrrr's that I typed . Hope I can get more sleep in the near future.

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River

Here is the newest of our nieces and nephews "River". You don't have to do quote signs when you say her name.

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The Distant Past

(First Photo: John, Halloween. Second Photo: FoTC Music Video, "The Human's are dead.")

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So They Didn't Come

Yesterday, Dave became a college graduate. Dave's GPA was terrific, especially for engineering. He is a hard worker and an intelligent person. I'm very proud of him.

Kath, Alex, Scott, and Laurie all came up and we had a lot of fun. Dave forgot to tell my parents and so they didn't come (and were upset about it). We hope they can forgive us.

Also, Dave recently placed third in a NATIONAL design competition. He won a $2,500 software package. I'll make him tell you more about that.

We love you all.

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Some Reasons We Love Primary

Scene: At Lauren's house. Dave and I have come to visit. Lauren is giving family prayer.
11-year-old Lauren: Please bless Dave and Mikelle to go home so we can have family scripture study.

Scene: Primary room right after we have discovered who the spotlight child is.
Child's mom (also Primary President): And what is Kate's special relationship to me?
Kate's 5-year-old friend: (Loudly and enthusiastically): She's yours!

Scene: Primary room. Pianist's child is crying so primary counselor is try to calm her down. She has the baby is face down, one hand under chest and one under legs and is swinging her quite high.
Mischievous 7-year-old girl: (Loudly) I think she's going to throw that baby!

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David Neglected to Talk About Profitability

Today, David was officially accepted into the Jon M. Huntsman School of Business MBA program. He worked really hard to get in and I'd like to congratulate him.

Along the same lines, last week David was selected out of many, many applicants to compete in business school's annual entrepreneurship challenge. Only 25 students were selected to participate. Unfortunately, David neglected to talk about profitability (worth 20% of his "grade") and patentability (worth 25% of his "grade"). 

I love you very much and am very proud of you Dave! 

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