Sorry no pictures. Baylor threw my camera across the room the other day, and it is now broken. (sigh)Happy Birthday BrodyBrody had his 33rd birthday on Friday. He's getting old, but he's still young at heart...maybe a little too young. Sometimes I feel like I'm married to a 15 year old by the way he acts, J/K. Brody wanted to see the movie, Clash of the Titans, so we did, and it was way lame. We then met some friends at PF Changs (yummy), and we all came back to our house and played outside games and had cookie cake and ice cream. We love Brody so much, and we are so happy to celebrate his birthday.
Happy Easter We hope everyone is having a great Easter. I love Easter, not because of the chocolate eggs and candy, although I like that too. But I love it because it is a time to remember Christ life, the atonement, and resurrection. Three days after Christ was crucified he rose. He lives! We know that death is not the end of our existence. We too can live again in the presence of our Lord and Savior.
The First Presidency of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints issued the following Easter message: April 15, 2006
"At this wonderful season of hope and renewal we testify of the glorious reality of the atonement and resurrection of the Lord, Jesus Christ. The empty tomb brought the most comforting assurance that can come into man’s heart. This was the affirmative answer to the ageless question raised by Job, "If a man die, shall he live again?" (Job 14:14).
"As stated by the angel on that first resurrection morn, "Why seek ye the living among the dead?" (Luke 24:5). "He is not here: for he is risen, as he said" (Matthew 28:6).
"This is the promise of the risen Lord. This is the relevance of Jesus to a world in which all must die. Of all the victories in human history, none is so great, none so universal in its effect, none so everlasting in its consequences as the victory of the crucified Lord, who came forth in the resurrection that first Easter morning."
Here's Chase walking in the door after a hard day at nursery. He is now 18 months, so he started going to nursery at church this week. Chase did great, and I'm sure he won't have any problems, because he's such a good, easy going little dude. I'm excited for him to be in nursery and learn about playing, sharing, friendship, family and the gospel. 
Baylor has something new to share this week too. He recently started writing letters and words. His favorite thing to write is his name. He's been writing it on every inch of concrete he can find, so beware if you have a clean sidewalk.
