It's coming! Spring is on the way, and I have a really bad case of Spring Fever! So does every other mom in Utah because we were all at the Zoo together yesterday! 
We went with lots of family and had so much fun! Boston didn't make a peep while we were there. I think it helped that he took a nice snooze in the stroller! I sure love the Bears, Monkeys, and Giraffes, but I HATE the snakes! 
It sure is fun to be a kid again!
Boston finally has a tooth! Yay! 
So I was feeding Boston his cereal this morning while watching the Today show and all the sudden Boston starts waving at the T.V. I looked to see what he was waving at and they were showing all the visitors waving to the camera on the set of the Today show. I started laughing right out loud, my son thought he was getting his own personal hello. He sure loves his new talent of waving.
A little girl a month younger then Boston taught him this new trick at church a few weeks ago. I am amazed at how much they can already learn from their peers. 
People kept telling me that it will go fast... I didn't realize how fast! I can't believe my little guy is 8 months old!
Camille, Jeremy, Dustin, Ashley, and Jen (Jeremy's Sister.)
We had some down time between the weddding and the luncheon, so we rode trax down to the Gateway to cruise around! Doesn't Jeremy look so...well...different with his haircut! It's growing back though, Yeah!
Boston was able to play with Grandma and Grandpa Rogers and his cousin Taylor while we were gone! (Thanks a bunch!) Boston thought Taylor was so funny, especially when he sneezed! Boston did go to the reception with us, and I do have to say he looked pretty snazzy!
Tomorrow, February 5th will mark the 2nd Anniversary of my sisters death. I don't blog about this to make people sad, I do it because it is therapeutic for me. Although, I think we could all learn a thing or two from my sisters example.
Oh how I miss her, she truly was my best friend. She always gave people (including me) the benefit of the doubt and never judged them. 
She was a shinning example to me as she read her scriptures and wrote in her journal every night. Even up camping, or at a sleepover.
She always loved family. Whether that was the one she was born into, or the one she married into. She always had time for family. If someone needed her she was there. She was always trying to make sure everyone was nice to each other. She was the peacemaker. 
Our family isn't the same without her. We have this hole that will never be filled until we are all together again. It is now up to us, to live our lives worthy of that great privilege.
