Tuesday, May 18, 2010
Hiking Diamond Head

The kids were most excited for us to climb to the top of the volcano in Hawaii. They were disappointed to learn, however, that instead of hot lava, in the middle, their is a military base! I guess that is what happens in 150,000 years since it erupted. We had a good time climbing it, and the view was incredible. Nick was wearing his five finger Vibram shoes and people kept staring at them and one little girl was like, "mom, that man doesn't have any shoes on!" Good job keeping heads turning, Nick!
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Hawaii Temple
One of the most meaningful moments of our trip was when we went to see the Hawaii temple. This temple has special significance to my family because in a way it was one of the ways that my family came to join the church. My parents went to vacation in Hawaii and like many people, they visited the Polynesian cultural center. At the cultural center, they also stopped and saw the temple there. They took some pictures of the temple and after a great vacation, went home to Michigan. A while later, the missionaries knocked on their door and my mom told them that she had sick kids, but they were welcome to come back another day and she would show them the pictures she took of their temple in Hawaii. Well, the very next day, two very enthusiastic missionaries knocked again and this is how my parents joined the church. I am just so grateful for the church and all of the blessings that it has brought to my family. I also so thankful for temples in which we can be sealed with our families for all eternity. The Hawaii temple will always hold a very special place in my heart.
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It's been ten years since we last....
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Monday, May 17, 2010
Artist in the Family
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Saturday, May 1, 2010
Trey's Speech
Trey is in a speech preschool to help him talk more clearly. He has almost completed his first year and he is making so much progress. We are starting to really understand what he is saying and he is a lot more confident, therefore he talks a lot more. Just this week and was saying his prayers and he was blessing each family member and when he got to me, he blessed that I wouldn't pull out any of his teeth! We were all laughing so hard. Sydney had lost her second tooth that same night and I guess he was a little concerned that he would be next!
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