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Fall fun with family and with school friends.

Yes, yes, yes.... I am still trying to catch up! Right before Halloween I took 3 of my kids to a hay maze, pumpkin patch. It was much to Alex's chagrin. He said he was too old for that kind of stuff. But, being the kind boy he is, he played along. A couple of days later we went to Cornbelly's, a big kid place. Just for him. We had a good time and he had so much fun he suggested we go to a really big pumpkin patch and then carve pumpkins TOGETHER. AS A FAMILY. Lesson learned: If your kids will give a little, you should give a little and then they give back. We had a fun time carving pumpkins. Then Alex actually lit his on fire with gas and a battery. It was pretty dang cool. He probably had the fire thing in mind the whole, but I say I will take what I can get. I also chaperoned a high school party at the kids' school. They had a bonfire, played games, roasted marshmallows and just hung out. It was a good time. I also was in charge of Maylin's class Harvest Party...

Always a daddy's girl

You all know that my dad has been ill. He was hospitalized about a month ago because his urinary track infection came back with a vengeance and his shoulder/arm that he broke got infected. He was terrible. The infection was horrible. After being on IV antibiotics for several days, he was finally moved to a rehabilitation center where he is currently. Here he has had more rounds of antibiotics and has been having much more therapy on his arm and on his balance and leg work. His birthday was the same day as Alex's. We went up a few days after their birthdays to have a big family party. It was good to be with the family that could come and wonderful to see my dad. I was sad to see him in the rehabilitation. He hates being away from my mom at nights. They love being together. I love that my mom and dad read scriptures together everyday and that they have prayer together every night. Even if my dad is asleep, my mom whispers a prayer in his ear. She won't let them miss a day. Th...