Shall We Give It a Go?
This is a test of the my return to our family blog. This is not for show, but for record, for our family. Too many years are lost.
This is a test of the my return to our family blog. This is not for show, but for record, for our family. Too many years are lost.
Dearest Mindi,
There are very few people that are as wonderful as our Mindi. I know that none are as thoughtful. I remember all those years ago, I knew you were cool because you had that sweet blond streak in your hair. Now I know that streak was just the cherry on top! You are such a wonderful example to me. Your endeavors to continually improve yourself and the lives of those around you is an inspiration I look to continually. I hope you have an amazing birthday and I hope you know how very much you are loved.
Dearest Mindi of the west. It is with gleeful heart that I write this missive in your honor. Thy life is likened unto a shooting star that thee is to be here inspired. Hence thank you for binding all together as a unified group intrinsic in the plane of our now elusive lives. For in as such the dispersion of that which thou has said we pay homage this day to what? To you! Therefore to thee this day we all thank thee for that which thou didst done. Happy day of birth.
Mindi, sweet sister! So glad you are part of our family. You continue to amaze me with your goals and desire to be your best self...yet, I see you as already pretty much perfect! I really do. I admire you for what you're able to accomplish in the same 24 hr time period as the rest of us!! Hope your birthday (and half marathon!) is wonderful. We all think THE WORLD of you!!
For at least 5 years our family has gone to this kooky little festival in a tiny mountain town celebrating a man who has been cryogenicly frozen. Three years ago, Adam decided we needed to put together a team for the coffin race. He built a coffin at work with his friends during craft time. Ellynn and Jason drove out from UT to be part of it. Then, it was cancelled due to high winds. The next year we were all set again with a team, but the weather foiled us again with a blizzard. But this year we would not be foiled. We put a team together at the last minute (my aunt and two teenage cousins, a friend from the ward and his son, Sierra and Adam). The weather was perfect, the crowds were unbelievably big. There were many teams with elaborate costumes (some painfully inappropriate even tho they promoted this as "family friendly"). The obstacles were a challenge and poor Sierra was dropped from the coffin three times and our team lost. Poor competitive Sierra took the loss hard (plus she is pretty bruised up). All in all, we had a blast...but that's prob our last FDGD