It's Autumn

After church we left Lehi and drove north, stopping overnight in Dillon.  We got home Monday and attended our Family Home Evening.  We did Home Teaching and Visiting Teaching during the week.  Sue-anne and Carter dropped in on  Friday.

Friday evening Edward, Jacqueline, Lincoln, Miranda and Nathan arrived.  Saturday morning we went to Cardston and met Sue-anne, Jeremy and Joan and then did temple ordinances for Ross.  After the Temple we went to Dairy Queen.

We came back to Lethbridge and met Julie, McKinley, Austen, Lincoln and Miranda and then Edward, Jeremy and Nathan took us out to dinner to celebrate my upcoming birthday.  It was a good day.

Lehi Grandchildren

Grandparents day at River Rock School

Last Tuesday we left Austen alone in Lethbridge and we set out for Lehi.  We stayed overnight in Blackfoot, Idaho and on Wednesday morning drove to the Family History Library in Salt Lake City.  Later that afternoon we drove to Lehi.

Thursday evening Chloe invited me to attend Standards Night where we listened to Janice Kapp Perry talk and sang some of the songs she had written.

Friday morning we walked over to Owens school and spent some time in his classroom and ate lunch in the cafeteria with him. 

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Can It Really Be September?

On the Thursday after our return from Echo, I went up to Calgary.  I attended the Calgary Highland Games with Nathan and family and saw Orson and Liam in their last competition.  Keaton also competed in the chanter category.  It was a long day.  We left Nathan's house at 7:30 a.m. and arrived back at 6:00 p.m.

Liam on Drums

Orson on Pipes

Sunday after church we took Nathan and Orson to the airport for a flight to Ontario.  Orson will be attending the University of Waterloo taking Software engineering.  His dad went along to get him settled in residence.  I hope they are enjoying the 30 degree weather there (feels like 40 degrees apparently) - much different than the cool 19 degrees we are experiencing.

I drove back to Lethbridge late Sunday afternoon.  Unbeknownst to me Edward and family had been in Lethbridge most of the time I was away.  They came to get Austen settled in as he is living at our house now and attending the University of Lethbridge.

Everyone except Austen left either Saturday or Monday.