Coming Home is one of life's best moments. I believe it will be one of the next life's best moments also. So this blog is dedicated to what I view as the best moments of life.
Covid-19 blah, blah, blah. I feel like all I’ve done for the last 5 months is talk about Covid-19. It’s new, it’s scary, it’s inconvenient, it’s life changing, it’s life taking, it’s polarizing. All those things are real and true, but I believe in looking for the good in all things. One good thing that I’d really like to remember this summer is our family theme picture activity. We took turns choosing a theme each week. Every family member and their family created a picture according to the theme. Some weeks we guessed, other weeks we captioned. There were usually awards, but there were always smiles and love and a tiny bit of competitive spirit. The themes and entries were as follows:
Week 1-Blue. (Chosen by Laurie)
Week 2: Inclement Weather (Chosen by Daniel)
"Tornado came through!"
"We had to make our own rain. Not sure how helpful umbrellas are for horizontal rain."
A Spring Day in Georgia: Frost warning in the morning. Thunderstorm warning in the afternoon followed by a heat advisory.
Hurricane's a comin'
"Sometimes the weather needs a little outside help."
Week 3: Colloquial phrases (Chosen by Brandon)
"Stop and smell the roses."
"Keep me posted"
"Cute as a button."
"Best thing since sliced bread."
"Better late than never."
"Under the weather."
"Bob's your uncle."
"On the ball."
"Ignorance is bliss."
I'd rather be...as in not quarantined. (Chosen by Nathan)
Graduating
With my family
At the temple
Playing video games with my brothers
On the lake
At the French Open
Swimming
At Disney World
At the zoo
Camping
In Quicksand "Read in sassy 'I'd rather stick pins in my eye' voice."
...banana...banana...banana...banana...orange you glad I didn't say banana?
Week 10: "20 second dance video." (Chosen by Gabe.)
Fun times. And now it's August and school's going to try and start, and we're just going to roll with the pandemic and riots and dechero storm and fires and all the other opportunities for refinement and reflection that are being afforded us right now. And hopefully have a little fun along the way.
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