I'm so sorry that I haven't kept everyone more informed about Hayden's report. I assumed that most everyone came to the airport and wouldn't consider coming to his report this Sunday. But we are having a big Sunday dinner and get-together afterwards. Sacrament meeting starts at 11:30 am. and is the last meeting. You're invited to come and enjoy if your schedule allows.
Hayden is doing well since returning from his mission. He laughs alot at about everything (just like he did before). It's been fun to have him home.
Other news: Larsen was voted Junior Prom Prince Sat. night. He also conducted the promenade ceremony because of his president status. He was also chewing gum when he did it;o
Latest fad: Jumping BMX bikes all around Raft River Terrain. It's fun, exhilarting and somewhat dangerous. Maybe they should be studying more so they can do better on their ACT's like Wyatt! Congratulations Wyatt!!!
Jessica is gradually making preparations for her trip to Germany in July and... her marriage to the man who will take her there to live. Clayton is in Iraq until June 6th so he is in our prayers.
I (Paula) am seeing a light at the end of the tunnel of education (well this particular education tunnel). I registered for Conflict Management next semester (maybe a little too late for raising children in a conflict free enviroment).
Gordon just walked out the door to go sell cull cows at market.
Grandma Webb had a new oxygen tank installed (noise free) and it has a traveling canister that she can carry like a little lantern. The traveling canister lasts up to 8 hours. This is a wonderful upgrade from the bulky big steel cylinders that we've had to push around on little wheels and that only last for 4 hours at a time. We've been taking her with us on alot of our excursions; to Shoshone Falls, Anna's birthday dinner, temple, track meets, etc. I'm excited for this change!!!
