A dog for the day

In June we got to experience temporary dog ownership.  My mom called early in the morning saying she had picked up a loose dog in the middle of a busy street on her way to work and needed a place for him to stay for the day.  Of course my first thoughts were something along the lines of "I don't have time to take care of one more needy living thing today" however that all changed when we met the sweet furry animal.  After contacting several shelters to make them aware of the fact we had the dog in the event someone called looking for him we secretly hoped nobody would come searching.  By 5:00 we received a call that his owners were desperately trying to find him.  Happy ending for them, sad Amy for us. 

I love to see the temple

Despite the hectic nature of finding a sitter and making time to go to the temple, once there, I always feel such a sense of peace and a reassurance the everything might actually be ok afterall:)  We could all use a little more of that I think:)

Baseball season means....

For some, little league season may only mean something to the individual actually playing the sport of baseball however the girls were absolutely thrilled every time Jamison had a game.  Becca oftentimes couldn't resist running out onto the field at times ready to demonstrate her ability to run the bases in any given order.  When the games were over, it was her time to shine:)