Why is this cute family walking the tracks?

 
 
 
BJ and Angelee had some protraits taken of their sweet family. Here are a few of the pictures. Bella and Anders look like they were having fun. They are so sweet.

How long have I been married?

 

Here is a cute metal sign I made to remind me of how long we've been married as my memory fails.

A great home for sale

 

Anyone out there looking for a great home to buy? It is a great main floor living home with 2800 sq. feet on the main floor and basement. The neighborhood is great right in the center of Orem. If you know anyone looking for a new home let us know.

Cora Hadley Green March 9th 2009

 
 
 
Well since it might take awhile for Jamie to get around to blogging, I will make the blog announcement. Cora was born March 9th 2009 (Byerly's birthday) at about 6:00 o'clock in the evening. She was almost a week early (yea for Cora). Baby was 7 lbs., 20 inches. She is perfect in every way. I think Jamie is doing well considering the fact that this is number six. The kids are all so excited,they wait for a turn just to hold her. What could be better than being born into a big family with so much love? Welcome to the family Cora.

Sushi night in Logan

 
 
 
Last weekend we all (except Scott, Ash and family, they went up the weekend before) spent the weekend in Smithfield with Tim and Brandi. It was so fun and relaxing. We put a very hard puzzle together, did some shopping, played the guitar and piano and sang. The highlight though was on Saturday night. BJ and Angelee and Tim and Brandi put on a sushi night. They prepared and chopped food for a couple of hours. They made tempura vegetables that were so good. then they had us all roll our own California rolls. They had all kinds of veggies and fruits to choose from so each roll turned out different. They cut them all up and served them on a platter. It was so delicious and a fun party.

Grafton Utah

 
 
 
 
On a recent trip to Southern Utah, we took a little detour to the small ghost town of Grafton Utah. Joel's great-grandfather settled Grafton, and the big pioneer home that he built is still standing and is being refurbished. There is also a small log cabin that he built still standing. Also the big beautiful school/church is still there. There is a really cool feeling there, as if you can almost feel what it would be like to live back in those days. It sure would be a beautiful place to live dispite the hardships. We really admire our ancestors.

What could be better than January in Hawaii