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My new obsession...

Yesterday I discovered my new favorite obsession...

                                    GLEE

It's this super fantastic show on Fox about a glee club.
I've always been a bit of a musical theater nut, but this takes it to the next level.
I've watched the last 5 episodes on hulu, but I'm still trying to figure out how to watch the first ten free.  Anyway, enjoy the music.



I'm past due on my updates but they're coming...

Family Resemblence

Family resemblence? Maybe so.

Happy Veteran's Day!

Today's Veteran's Day and I wanted to take a minute to recognize the wonderful people who have sacrificed so much for our country.  I'm very thankful to live in a country where the gospel flourishes and I can live and raise my children without fear. I'm very grateful for those men and women who have been deployed two, three, four times and continue to go because they have a commitment to our freedoms.

Some shout-outs to some veterans who are very special to me:

On the left is my Grandpa and Grandma Clark, although technically not a veteran, my grandpa served in the Army for several years.

On the far right is my Grandpa Breedlove with his wife, Sherry.  He served in the Korean War where he had several teeth knocked out and lost hearing in one ear.  I'm also very grateful to him and my grandma.  They are the pioneers in my family.  They joined the Church in the 1960s, shortly before my mom was born.

My husband, Dallas.  He's a wonderful person and an awesome husband and father.  I'm so grateful he was willing to serve and help so many people.

Although we weren't married when he was deployed, I'm still grateful for his service and so proud of him.  We made the decision last week for Dallas to extend his contract with the National Guard until the end of 2011, and I'm thankful he's so willing to give up so much for others.

Dallas' brothers--Tyson (right) and Ryan (left).  They're both wonderful men and great examples to me.

This is us in Utah over general conference weekend. From left to right: our good friend Cesar and his fiance, Ally.  Bracken, Dallas' cousin, and his wife Katie, myself and Dallas.  All three of these boys served in Iraq.

I'm sure Dallas would also like to mention his cousin, Russel (sorry, best picture I could find!) 

Happy Veteran's Day to all of our wonderful people in the service!

The Many Faces of Halloween

This year Halloween was a BIG day! We saw Dallas' parents in the morning then went down to Rigby and Dallas played football with his brothers and friends. My favorite quote of the day was from my nephew Payson. He said he was going to be an army guy for Halloween and I asked if that's what he was going to be when he grew up and he said, "Maybe, or like a football player or a dad or sumfin'.":)

Can't you tell Dallas is so excited for Halloween?

We went and saw my parents and my grandparents as well.

Amaya and her 2nd cousin Easton. He had the cutest little Batman costume!

That night we went over to Dallas' friend Chad's house for the (Unoffiicial) Annuel Halloween Costume Contest.  (ok, it was just our 2nd year getting together.)

This year I FINALLY got Dallas to dress up--at a high price.  I had to let him shave his head.

We went as an old man and a trophy wife, or in Dallas' words, "Basically your average French couple."  I didn't succeed in getting him in makeup and sprayed hair, but there's always next year.

Everyone's costumes looked sooo good!  Some of our favorites...

Dallin and Cecily's holy attire.

Father forgive them...

The only day of the year it's okay to be a transvestite.

Travis graced us later with his choreographed routine.

Sweatin' to the Oldies with Richard Simmons and company.

Think The Emporer's New Groove:

Kronk and Yzma

Elderly was a recurring theme.  Yes, that's Chad in the middle.

The after party

Doesn't Kaizer look so cute in his pumpkin costume?