The Good:Last weekend brought Palisades State Park with my Moses/Dailey fam....
Family and friends joined us on Sunday when we blessed our OH-SO-HANDSOME Oliver J.
Dad bore testimony of the Gospel and spoke of his love for me, and how my determination to do what is right brings him joy *insert happy warm fuzzies* I hope I remember that forever, and live up to it.
Afterwards we enjoyed a delectable lunch...hooray for me feeding a large crowd for the first time...a huge "Thank You" to everyone who helped contribute food, time, and tummies to this meal. Especially to our friend Jon Larsen for allowing us full use of his home and property so that we would have the space, seating, and utensils necessary to feed a crowd.
I got to spend some extra time with my Parental Unit, Heather, and Grandma
Childs...always a joy.
I LOVED driving the big red truck, and conversating with H-dizzle and the Grandmother.
The Bad:The weekend was plagued with flies, wind, and a sunburn...the first and only of the summer, ruining my goal of making it through the season without burning my skin....I'll have to try again next year.
The Ugly:On Monday around 12:30 pm, the POPsicle left the Wales house for a quick ride on his dirt bike. He went up Wales Canyon and had himself a little accident. Unfortunately, he broke his leg and wrist...in TREMENDOUS fashion... My mom and sister went to retrieve him...and together they all experienced a brutal ride down the canyon and to the hospital. After x-rays and morphine, he was loaded into an ambulance and sent from Sanpete Valley Hospital to Intermountain Medical Center in the the Salt Lake Valley. One plate and one rod later he's looking forward to a long recovery...but it could have been a whole lot worse...and let's talk about how I LOVED being at home to serve my mom while she was too busy visiting Dad in the hospital in the same way she served me when I was too busy recovering from "Happy Oliver Day"
Yes Lovies, last weekend was wonderful in some ways, and horrible in others, but memories were made and lessons learned nonetheless. My testimony was strengthened and I was reminded of why I love my family and the gospel in more ways than I can count, and that was just what I needed. The only thing that was missing was a trip up to visit Grandma Lucy who is also recovering from surgery...sorry I missed you Grandma!