Family in AK

Life has been flying by so this is going to be just a bunch of pictures of the 10 days that my parents and nephew came to visit.

Photo Dump

Girls' Camp was amazing! Even little Kasila helped out (while being bribed with ice cream) by going with me to the store the first night to get a few more things the girls needed.

Sis. Marriott, the 2nd counselor in the General Young Women's presidency, was there for 4 days! FOUR days! It was …. no word to describe it. I truly hope that the young women recognized and realized the amazing spirituality that woman had and brought. It was a once in a lifetime experience and they got to hear from her 3-4 times.

There were also devotionals by other people flown in. Sister Jeannine Lasky was one. She gave an excellent fireside on media, especially music. I really like the activity she did above. One group of girls read the 'duck' words, the others closed their eyes. They then switched and the other group read the 'speed' words. Depending on the words they recently had been acquainted with,  decided what vowel they filled in QU_CK. Did you see 'quack' or 'quick'?

Our Sister-Ward group heart attacked Sister Marriott! She was leaving that night so we couldn't do her RV, so we did the backdrop of where people spoke. We also had girls from other wards sign hearts for her. It was super sweet to see her reaction and know that our girls made that happen. :)

It's officially official. I got my diploma in the mail.

 Helping Daddy water the lawn at the fire station.

Yard sale find :) She loves it!

She likes the diving rings I got her… for her head.

Happy Father's Day Scott, Kasila ate your cookie. :) I forgot to get a picture of them together.

Kasila loved playing with her sorter at the Summers'. She would put the pieces into the tub, into her onesie, into the tub, into her onesie.

Kasila and Fischer! He is now in the MTC and getting ready to head to Warsaw, Poland for his mission. :)

Dandelion fuzz!

Just being cute…

Lounging in bed...

At the park with Kepler

Kasila fed my keys to her puppy.

Heritage Makers {consultant}

Okay everyone! I signed up to be a Heritage Makers consultant. I am not a big seller, but I do want you all to know that I really like this company. I have been able to stay {mostly} up to date on Kasila. It's easy to add photos and even get photos from others added in. It doesn't require an extra room in the house or little bits of paper all over the place!

There are 3 levels if you want to be part of Club HM that comes with a monthly fee ($30, $50 or $100) but you receive discounted publishing points and access to Premier templates & digital art. You use your publishing points to 'buy' your projects. You can make storybooks, canvas or metal prints, mugs, playing cards, ornaments, brochures, postcards (that they will address and ship directly), and much more.

I personally have been Club HM Bronze for the past year and have never had to pay any extra money outside of my $30 monthly fee for my projects besides shipping. I love it!

Let me know if you are interested at all! I am totally willing to share and help you get started. :)

My website: http://www.heritagemakers.com/stephudy

Heritage Makers is also connected with the Youngevity company. I don't know too much about that part yet, as I have only dealt with HM. I do know that it has to do with nutrition. :) You can still ask me about it because I will be learning more.

My dashboard of completed projects

 Where the magic happens: the Studio 

Two of my completed projects that I have (some I've given away as presents).