What's going on?

I thought it would be fun to hear what is going on in all your lives. We should could share more than just our crafts you know. Sherie, I think you should post Clay's football schedule so we can all keep up and make it to some games if possible. Kathy, let us know what is going on with your kids. Is Bradon in school? Natalie, what is up with your situation. Are you back on a schedule with the U again? Karie - where are you? I would love to hear how things are going in your new YW calling. And Holly, we talk often but it is usually about work. What fun things are going on with you. Are the kids liking school, back to piano lessons?

Here is what is happing in our neck of the farm. Dr. Tannyhill's office called, the Dr. from Denver, and they said it is very normal for Randy to still be having the pain in his tongue. The bad new is it will be a matter of weeks or months before that goes away. The good news is that it will eventually go away. Randy has been very discouraged, as have I. We both thought that the surgery was going to be the answer to all our troubles and when everything wasn't immediately rosey we became very down. He is trying hard to get back to carrying on and living life like he wants it to be instead of the dreaded routine we lived for the past year. Hunting season is almost here and hopefully he will be able to enjoy himself this year.

This is Kaylee's last week off track. Her sidekick Emily has been in Lake Powell for the past week and we are anxiously awaiting her return. Boredom does not take long to set in when you have noone else to run with during these long days. A couple of weeks ago she started dance with Emily, Jazz this time, and is loving it. It is held at a studio in Sandy and is much more relaxed than Ballet West. She is back on schedule with piano and voice lessons and on Monday she starts tumbling at Bailies Gymnastics. She loves being busy. We are back using a daily chore chart and one of her chores is gathering the eggs. She is a good sport. She scoots the chickens out of the way so that she can get to the eggs. She did come and get Grandpa for help the other day when one stubborn white hen did not want to cooperate and began pecking at Kaylee's hands.

I am busy getting ready for the St. Louis cash and carry market. I am also working to finish the block of the month I am supposed to show at Pine Needles on Friday. I am also excited to be working on the Paper Doll Play block of the month I am designing. I have the first month all stitched and just have to write the instructions. My away from work project is a Daily scrapbook class called "30 Days Hath September". Each day I get an email that prompts my daily projects. It is a record of our everyday life for the month of September. Wouldn't you just love to have something like that of Grandma Allington's. Some day I hope that Kaylee or her children will enjoy looking at this glimpse of our lives.

That's a wrap for today. Let me hear from you!