Happy Father's Day, Daddy!

I figured the best gift I could give you were some photos and videos of the girls, who I know you miss seeing so much! Sorry I haven't been posting them very often lately! We will Facetime you sometime after church. Love you so much!!! You are the best Dad and Grandpa and we are so grateful for your love and goodness.

I married a pretty amazing Dad too :) So grateful for you, Mike, and the wonderful father that you are to our lovely little girls!

The first video has a funny little story attached. When listening to the animal crackers song Lily said to Mike, "Do you know what a teacher's pet is? ...It's a fish!"

 Just some random cute ones

 Only kids can get away with these kind of fashion combos :)

 Love how she looks up to her sister

 In case you miss seeing me too we did take these ones :)

 Sierra thrilled to be visiting Lily's school

 They planned matching outfits for BBQ fun day

 Livin' it up at Lily's BBQ fun day

 Picking flowers in Grandma's backyard

 3 girls in a line combing hair

 Matching PJ's

 Reading in the backyard after the book fair

 Reminds me of an old one of me

 Sierra smiles :)

 Future doctors

 He's in good hands

They really do love each other

 They made their own breakfast for the first time one morning before I could - it was awesome!

 Got to get them behind the wheel earlier :)

 Walking back from Riverfront Park yesterday

Happy Father's Day! We love you!!!

Primary Father's Day Card

Today was an OK day. Still no luck in our house search, but we have one potential (I'm not exactly counting on) on the horizon to bid on. We're just waiting on a HUD deadline. My back is out of whack, a painful stye and a root canal needed kept the day from being better, but I finished a good library book, and ended the day with a nice dinner out with Mike and the girls and really good pizza. And I finished up my lesson plans early so we can spend tomorrow out as a family. Thought I'd share some visuals I made for anyone else who wants to use them.

Repentance word strips from Primary 3 Lesson 10 to be used again in Lesson 22 about the Atonement.

A simple Father's Day card I thought would compliment the lesson. I put it together from an idea from an old Friend magazine I found online. I couldn't find the link again to credit them, but I used the little cartoon dad from their page layout and the poem & turned it into a folding card which the kids can draw a picture of their Dad on. Didn't take much ink to print either. Mine still looked pretty good in my printer's fast print mode. :)

FRONT OF CARD

INSIDE CARD

MINI STOP SIGNS

I think you should be able to just click on the images to get a large quality print of each of these.
Have a great weekend!!