A- Attached or single: Attached

B-Best Friends: Kristofer (my husband) and My Sisters

C-Cake or Pie: either but I really love my sister’s Apple pie.

D-Day of Choice: I love Sundays.

E-Essential Item: Camera and credit card.

F-Favorite Color: Purple.

G-Gummi bears or Worms: Gummi Bears.

H-Hometown: Richardson, Texas.

I-Indulgence(s): Chocolate and cherry coke

J-January or July: July

K-Kids: I have none, but I have 4 nieces’ and a nephew

L-Life is incomplete with out: Family and the The Gospel of Jesus Christ.

M-Marriage date: 24 August 2007

N-Number of siblings: Three Sisters.

O-Oranges or Apples: I like both but if I have to choose, Apples.

P-Phobias or fears: Being alone.

Q-Quote: “Where your treasure is, there will your heart be also.” Matt 6:21

R-Reason to smile: Kristofer… enough said

S-Season: I love Fall. It reminds me of my mom.

T-Tagging: Anyone who wants to do it.

U-Unknown fact: I secretly wouldn’t mind living in Washington (this is where Kristofer is from)… but shhh… don’t tell him!!

V-Vegetarian or Oppressor of Animals: Nothing tastes better than a juicy steak.

W-Worst Habit: Procrastination.

X-X-rays or Ultrasounds: Ultrasounds, These will allow me to see glimpses of my babies for the time. (When it happens)

Z-Zippers or Zebras: Zebras.

WOW! isn't it beautiful?!? Kristofer and I got the privilege to attend the dedication of the Rexburg Idaho Temple. This was my third dedication and Kristofer's first. It was amazing to have been sitting next to my husband for this wonderful occasion. President Moson's first week as Prophet and he is already dedicating temples. It was amazing! And President Monson was so funny and great with the little kids. (some little kids got to help put plaster in the corner stone.) I will never forget this experience. Now we are like all the other BYU's and have a temple just up on the hill. I cant wait to go often! Enjoy the video. to learn more about the purpose of temple

President Gordon B. Hinckley, who led The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints through explosive growth during his more than 12 years as president, died at 7 p.m. today of causes incident to age, surrounded by family. He was 97.

He traveled the world during his tenure, which was marked by a number of significant milestones, including the "Proclamation to the World on the Family," construction of dozens of small temples and the creation of several new quorums of the Seventy. He called for increased fellowshipping of new converts and reaching out to other faiths. Church membership has grown from 9 million to more than 13 million members during his administration.

His ministry was characterized by a strong desire to be out among the people. He traveled more than half a million miles and spoke to hundreds of thousands of members in more than 60 nations, employing his mastery of electronic media to bring unprecedented press attention to the church.

Under his leadership, the 21,000-seat Conference Center, north of the Salt Lake Tabernacle, was built and dedicated, and the portion of Main Street between Temple Square and the Joseph Smith Memorial Building was turned into a plaza. Online computer access to church information as well as online and CD access to family history resources grew exponentially.

President Hinckley, who spent nearly 14 years as a counselor in the First Presidency, was set apart as 15th church president on March 12, 1995, three months before his 85th birthday. He was sustained in solemn assembly at the 165th Annual General Conference that April 1.

He then set out to visit as many church members as possible in their homelands. He continued an ambitious travel schedule throughout his stewardship, urged the members to get their houses in order and warned against pornography and maltreatment of spouses and children. The "Proclamation to the World on the Family," that he announced in September 1995 gave Latter-day Saints a ready reference for their beliefs on family life, and has been used as a model by international organizations seeking to preserve the traditional family.

With the death of President Hinckley, the First Presidency was dissolved and the Quorum of the Twelve became the governing body of the church. President Hinckley's counselors, Presidents Thomas S. Monson and Henry B. Eyring, took their places — first and 11th — within the 14-member quorum. Until his death in August 2007, President James E. Faust served as President Hinckley's second counselor for 12 years.

President Hinckley married Majorie Pay in the Salt Lake Temple in 1937. They have five children, 25 grandchildren and 38 great-grandchildren. Sister Hinckley passed away 6 April 2004.

I thought this one was very funny, for all those "Office" watchers (including my husband). I hope everyone has a Wonderful Weekend!!

I am just still missing my mom. It was SO nice to have her here and spend time with her. When she visited it was the first time since I got home in Aug of 2006, that I spent time with her all by my self.

I love this picture of us. She is so beautiful, she really has become a great friend.




Ok... nothing really is going on. This weekend was a 3 day weekend, which is GREAT!! No school tomorrow.

Kristofer and I have had tons of fun... just spending time with each other.