"Oh Lord God, deliver us in Thy due time from the little narrow prison, almost as it were, total darkness of paper, pen and ink and a crooked, broken, scattered and imperfect language."

-Joseph Smith

"Life's most persistent and urgent question is: What are you doing for others?"

- Martin Luther King Jr.

The Gods we worship write their names on our faces, be sure of that. And a person will worship something, have no doubt of that either. One may think that tribute is paid in secret, in the dark recesses of his or her heart, but it is not. That which dominates imagination and thoughts will determine life and character. Therefore it behooves us to be careful what we are worshiping. For what we are worshiping, we are
becoming.

-
from GATES OF HEAVEN


Wednesday, September 26, 2007

My Lovely's





Tuesday, September 25, 2007

Love Birds


Monday, September 17, 2007

Aerospace Museum

On the way home from the Baptism we decided to stop at Hill Air force Base to take the kids
to the aerospace museum there, something we'd always wanted to do, but with how often we visit Military Bases we just hadn't gotten around to it. If you pull out your magnifying glass you'll actually find our kids in the picture above.

Baptism Bash

Heather sporting her new retro do along with her fashionably clad belly.
Was there ever a cuter pregnant woman?

Mama Michelle with baby Jarom. It is Jarom right?

Spawn of Arrington minus a couple of babies and Wendy's kids


Arrington Men minus Doug
Ever heard of Where's Waldo?
This is Where's Douglas.

Sunday, September 16, 2007


O.k., so here is the "swinging in the trees like apes" thing that I mentioned and the pictures of the Arrington men showing off their manliness.

Motorcycle Mama


Just thought you all should know...I have decided to leave James for another man because he has such a killer bike. O.k. so he's really just my brother-in-law Dan. But the part about the bike is true. It is his bike, and it is pretty killer. Dan gave the whole family rides on his new bike when we were there for his son's baptism. It was a fun day. I always love baptisms. We had a good time just talking and eating and watching the men folk pile upon one another in an attempt to show their manliness, not to mention the swinging in the trees like apes. No...Really.

Tuesday, September 4, 2007

First Day of School...Again!




Well, here we are having a first day of school...again. Today was Eliza's first day of school and the last of the kids to start this year. Maillie will go to preschool next year on account of us not being millionaires and able to pay the ridiculously high costs for sending our hundreds of children to preschool, and because I want a little mom and me time with Maillie as well. Eliza had a fun day at preschool today and could not stop talking about it. She goes to the Community Preschool just down the street that is actually owned by our local Presbyterian church. Liza is very happy to finally be in school. She has been asking about going to school since she could form the words. Rock on Liza!




Mad World