Halloween Eve (Saturday) my day started out by going to Braxton's first wrestling meet. It was at Bear River high, in Tremonton. It was also at 9AM (did I mention it was a Saturday?) Personally I wouldn't pick wrestling as one of my favorite sports to watch. In high school I did have a crush on a guy my junior year, and he was on the wrestling team. His mother talked me into joining the wrestling boosters, which of course I did. Hey, he was really cute.....I know we went to the meets, but I don't seem to remember too much about them (except when Ron was out on the mat).
So I wasn't sure what to expect when going to a match where the boys ranged in ages 7 to 12. When Braxton's turn came up he showed no fear and was all business. He was only on the bottom once and he almost pinned his opponent twice. In the end he won his match. All that wrestling with his brother has apparently paid off :) Here is a picture of Braxton in his new wrestling shirt (still beaming from his victory) You can go to my facebook page and see more picture of the meet.
Later that evening our ward had their Trunk or Treat. Of course it decided to rain but we still had a stellar turnout. In fact we had a ton of people that most of us had never seen before and almost everyone ran out of candy.
You are always hearing me talk about how great the kids in my Primary classes are. So I took some pictures of a few of them.
This is Parker W. I actually taught him 3 years ago. His Sumo-ballerina costume was a hit with everyone.....
So you can see that I'm not exaggerating when I tell you I have the cutest kids in my classes.
The sad part of the day was that I did not get to see any of my grandchildren in their costumes. Jamie was good enough to send me pictures of her, Patrick and the boys which you can see here.
Today at work I got to help decorate our two 12 foot Christmas trees in the front of the store with Jeanell, Dave and Tiff. Bart had put them together and he will never be allowed to do that again without supervision. When we went to connect both of the trees to the power cords only one section would light and then poor Jeanell and Dave would have to try to figure out how to get the whole tree to light. They had to do some very creative extension cording to get them to light properly with out taking them apart and starting from scratch. I pity the person that has to take them down.
We had a lot of fun (good thing the ornaments were plastic). But after the first tree was done, I wanted to take a gun and start shooting people if I heard "Ugh! Christmas already!" OR "When you get done here you can come over to my house and put up my tree." To the second one..yea, only if they paid me more than Walmart and then only maybe would I do it.
What I am reading now... "Before my Heart Stops, a Memoir" By Paul Cardall.
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