Another Week Has Flown By...

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Last Friday night I went to the grocery store, and came home to find Jeremy and the kids roasting smores!  Jeremy is such a good daddy!!  Of course I went and joined in their fun! 

Saturday morning we had the opportunity to attend General Conference.  I LOVE attending in person.  Even if we are at the very tip top, in the very corner!  I really loved hearing President Packer speak.  There was such an amazing spirit as he shared his poem, and bore his sure witness of the Savior.  I couldn't help but think that this might be the last time we get to hear from him. 

We spent the rest of Conference Weekend at my parents house!  This is Boston and Cambridge ready for a walk after watching so much TV!  (My Mom's flowers are SO BEAUTIFUL!) 

Monday night brought Family Home Evening, our favorite night of the week! 

We all love when Jeremy is in charge!  He is so good at involving the kids and really teaching them in a way that they remember what he teaches. 

We also gave Cambridge his 1st Cereal Feeding!  He wasn't so sure about it... in fact he hates rice cereal so far.  I did find that he loves sweet potatoes though! 

On Wednesday night, I was cooking dinner and went to go tell the kids it was time to eat.  I found them building "Ramps" for their scooters in the garage with Jeremy's nice molding.  YIKES!  I am going to have to keep a closer eye on these two!  They are getting a little to creative lately! 

On Thursday Boston was begging me to tie his shoes.  Luckily I had just watched this video, and had read the article.  I took the time to teach him.  He caught on real quick and was so very proud!  He took a shoe to tie for show and tell.  :)   

I think I try to keep Boston to small.  I just don't want him to grow up so fast.  At last, he is riding a two wheeler, tying his own shoes, and reading chapter books.  I guess I better just embrace it!