My son is all boy. He loves Tractors, trucks, loud noises, wrestling with his dad, getting dirty, throwing things, and he especially loves his hat.
He wears his hat EVERYWHERE.
He has to wear it when he eats.
He has to wear it when he eats.
On Halloween Ben and I both learned a few things. I learned not to keep the bathroom door open and Ben learned that when you put clothes in the toilet, mommy gets VERY upset. Benjamin also learned that the couch is not something we color on.
Along with the hard lessons, we've learned some fun things too. Ben learned that the snow can provide lots of fun activities.





Lydia Genevieve Rencher was born October 6th at 3:24pm. She weighed 6 lbs and 4 oz and measured 19 inches long. The delivery was a BREEZE! I was induced, which meant I had an epidural the entire time and it was beautiful! I only had to push through 4 contractions and she was out, so I really feel like I cheated!"Our Creator expects His children everywhere to educate themselves. He issued a commandment: “Seek ye diligently and teach one another words of wisdom; yea, seek ye out of the best books words of wisdom; seek learning, even by study and also by faith.” (D&C 88:118). And He assures us that knowledge acquired here will be ours forever. (See D&C 130:18-19)
Measured by this celestial standard, it is apparent that those who impulsively “drop out” and cut short their education not only disregard divine decree but frustrate the realization of their own potential." --Russell M. Nelson
At the Tanner Building of BYU where Mitch is getting not only his law degree, but his Masters of Business Administration. (I had to photoshop mitch into the picture, since I don't have a photo of him at BYU yet). Needless to say, he is busy busy busy, but we couldn't be more proud.