The girls on the swing ride at Orem Summerfest
Amy helping take care of the garden
Amy learned how to make pancakes this week. She burned her knuckle on the edge of the pan, so she's a little hesitant to do it again without help, but other than that she could.
Kara has pretty much mastered all the swimming skills they teach in the Parent & Me class. She can kick her legs, blow bubbles (when she wants to), float on her back (with support) and push backward off the side of the pool. The only things she won't do are going all the way under the water and jumping in from the side.
Brenda is relieved that the Youth Arts Festival and swimming lessons are over now. It will be nice to have the mornings back. It is time to put the house back together after 2 weeks of neglect.
Joy made reservations last week for our 10 year anniversary trip to Jamaica.
QOSROIT: As a spectator or a participant, what is your favorite art form?
Interesting stuff:
-Make the pipe cleaner man dance
Love,
The Petersons
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Music. One of the brethren in our ward played "A Poor Wayfaring Man of Grief" on Sunday (to commemorate the martyrdom) and it was . . . transcendent.
But I also love Josh's art work. It makes me happy.
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