



Since Arnold was working all weekend we missed celebrating Valentine's day together but managed to sneak in a dinner out on Tuesday night after the kids were fed, homework was complete, laundry got sorted, and the piano pieces were practiced! Arnold wore one of MY favorite shirts (its pink and he wears it VERY well but tends to like blues and browns better) and we ate at HIS favorite restaurant (Bonefish Grill which I don't mind but I like trying different things and Arnold is more of a "find a favorite and stick with it" kind of guy)! So we definitely both ended up happy with the arrangement for the evening. It was very nice... Happy Valentine's day Arnold... You are still and always will be my very best friend! I love you.
Handmade won tons, korean lettuce wraps, and lots of fun surrounded our Chinese New Year celebration with the elders in our ward. We even convinced them to participate in the Seh Bei (bowing) ceremony that our family does each New Year with my parents. I'd have to say their Korean pronunciation was pretty good! They certainly made for a very memorable Chinese New Year! Happy Year of the Tiger...


What better way to spend the weekend than driving 13 youth to Baton Rouge Louisiana for a temple trip! It had been almost a year since we had last been able to attend as a Ward youth group so this was a very special trip for us. I am often amazed at the strength and conviction these youth have especially in a world that is so filled with opposition. I am grateful for the opportunity I have to serve them each week in church!
For the first time in over 15 years it snowed in Mobile, Alabama! We had about an inch of snow within only an hour or so but it melted almost as quickly as it came down. But not before the kids could enjoy a little bit of Utah they miss so much living here in the South! I guess if you really really want something...it sometimes happens when you least expect it!


The Mobile County Public School system held their annual Science Fair last week and Kenny was chosen as one of the four students to represent Causey Middle School 6th graders. Kenny did his project on the Aerodynamics of Paper Airplanes and although he didn't place at the regional fair we certainly had a great time spending the day together!

