Roots Tech 2025
Tami and I went to Roots Tech and learned a lot,
including the mental health benefits of Family History...
Oh, and found some great Grandpa Beck games!
We heard great stories from husband and wife, Olympic Gold medalists
Tara Davis-Woodhall and Paralympic gold medalist Hunter Woodhall.
I loved the Family History Scavenger Hunt idea...
and really enjoyed listening to Elder and Sister Andersen
and Elder Holland, as well as a performance by the Piano Guys!
These were wonderful talks and stories!
Cort's Band Concert
Journey of the Bonfire by William Owens
Softly Speaks the Night by Carol Brittin Chambers
Cape Breton March by John O. Reilly
Tripwire by Jarod Hall
Life in March
I've been splurging on fun new decor, and I love it... interesting vehicles you see around town... Marshal and friends snuggling up while playing video games... great tips for supporting your nervous system... which you might need when your picture is taken, and a friend decides to kiss you on the cheek. EEEEKKKKK! 😬😯
Happy 22nd Anniversary to us!... Marshal's famous in the Noah's Ark film... I guess Cort was excited about us losing???... Someone at school liked BYU, but someone else did not, lol... I loved seeing how they collaborated on these pictures!
Link to Marshal’s Noah debut…
Braxton is enjoying the wildlife side of living in Ephraim!
I love that he sent this video to me!
It makes me nervous that my watch is mentioning my steadiness being up 8%, does that mean it was down?... We definitely have to document when I win!... I'm experimenting with cleaning my face with colloidal silver. We'll see how this goes.
Cort is showing us his Amblyopia again.
BeReal
The Stradleys taught us the game 5 Kings, and now we are hooked!
Beautiful World
"I thought I could read into his countenance the virtues of his heart; among which patriotism shone in its full luster, and with that is blended every virtue of a Christian: for a true patriot must be a religious man." -Abigail Adams
"I believe in one God, Creator of the Universe. That he governs it by his Providence. That he ought to be worshipped. That the most acceptable service we render to him is doing good to his other children." -Benjamin Franklin
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