Girls Camp here we Come!!

I love serving with the Young Women. They teach me a lot. Last week we had a camp activity where we started certification, determined the menu for camp (we are going to eat well), and decorated the flag (shown above). I was impressed with their creativity. Our theme is Life's an Adventure. . . BE STRONG with a superhero sub-theme. The girls each designed a letter and signed their names. We had a great time.

Transferred!!!

Illinois here we come!!!

The news we knew would be coming has finally arrived.
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Kyle is being transferred to the Illinois project, located in the capital, Springfield.
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He is supposed to be there in 3 weeks!
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We are not exactly sure how we are going to work out the details, but I may stay here with the kids for a bit while we get things arranged here in Kaysville. We are going to miss this area the ward and being at least semi-close to my family. I have already told Kyle we will need a bigger vacation budget to pay for plane tickets. Anyway, wish us luck!!

April Fools
I hope at least a few people fell for this. To set the record straight
Kyle has not been transferred. We are still in and loving UTAH!

Easter Dress

I went to the store for some fabric squares to make a flag for Girl's Camp. Two hours later I came home with not only the flag material, but patterns and fabric for Easter clothes. I decided I wanted to make Wendy an Easter dress and then decided the boys could not be left out, so they are getting vests. I finished Wendy's dress in time for church today, the boys will have to wait until the Sunday after Easter to don their vests. Anyway here is Wendy, modeling her new dress.

Future Super Hero

I just had this conversation with Zach and thought I would let you all enjoy.

Zachary: "Mom, I changed my mind, I don't want to be a scientist when I grow up I want to be a Super Hero!!"

Mom: "What kind of Super Hero?"

Zachary: "It is the best one of all, it is going to have a motor and a shooter and it has wings,
Yes! It is a motorcycle guy"

Wendy at 9 months!

At 9 months. . .
Wendy dislikes: getting dressed, sleeping through the night, falling down stairs, and being left alone.
Wendy likes: attention, crawling, standing up, her fuzzy blankets, putting things in her mouth, eating, reading books, playing patty-cake, climbing stairs, and being outside.

As you can see Wendy likes more than she dislikes, so she is easy to get along with. We love having her in our home.

The following videos are of Wendy playing with a balloon, and Wendy crawling and then putting something in her mouth. Everything and anything goes in her mouth.


At her 9 month check-up, she was pronounced a healthy little girl weighing in at 15lb 15 oz (7th percentile) and 26.5 in. (17th percentile).

Robots continued. . .

The newest thing in Flamm Family robotics.

This little guy can move. It is fun watching Kyle get excited about programs working or parts doing what they should. It is also fun to see how creative he is in making parts, such as the base or wheels out of things around the house.

Eric's Book

It is amazing how different children are. Zachary has never had any interest is coloring. Eric on the other had loves coloring. One day he asked if he could color, I asked him if he would like to color a whole storybook. As can be seen in the following video, he said yes. I found his story telling quite entertaining. I think everyone will have to agree he is one cute boy!