Wednesday, May 6, 2009

FHE!!!

Our Family Home Evening (FHE) a couple days ago included playing a crazy game of Scum, learning about being of good cheer (don't forget the "at least" game), and going to Bahama Bucks. Paige isn't too sure she likes the shaved ice at Bahama Bucks so she just got chocolate ice-cream.

Guess what flavor Kaylee got? Yep, that's right! Cherry! It's Kaylee's and Matt's favorite!
The two men of the house finished their treats before everyone (big surprise...not) and played the ring game. Look how focused they are!
"Always remember, your focus determines your reality"
NAME THAT MOVIE
I think Matt won this round.
It's the little things in life that make it so much fun!

The Ultimate Birdwatcher!


Mom and me (Meagan) went to Grandma and Grandpa Blazzard's house a few days ago. I feel like I never get to see a lot of my family since I'm in Utah most of the year so it's always great to visit! We brought our birds with us and Tipper (grandma and grandpa's dog) wouldn't keep his eyes off of them.

Special Olympics

Allie volunteered at the Special Olympics this year at MCC. Sarah, Matt, Meagan, and Paige went to cheer for the athletes. Guess what? At the end, they got free snow cones!

They were all a bit sunburned and tired when it was over, but it sounded like a blast!

CF Walk


The family participated in the Cystic Fibrosis walk on April 25th at Kiwanis Park to support our cousin Maelee (isn't she so cute?). The terrific threesome took a few pictures along the walk.

"What better way to make a grand entrance on the streets of Agrabah, than riding your very own camel...Watch out! It spits!" NAME THAT MOVIE

Check out these great sister pictures we took while we were there! Mom and her sister Sharon, and then a picture of all the Cluff sisters.

1 Semester Down, 2 More to Go!

I finished another semester at BYU so naturally I'm jumping for joy! I'm one year away from graduation! Just like every semester, I was pushed to the limit but learned a lot! Mother Nature threw in a few surprises...like snow in April! Poor little daffodils!

Spring (my favorite season!) is well under way now. Look how beautiful campus looked when I left for Arizona! I'm home now, waiting for clearance to go to Mexico. The swine flu has delayed my trip so I'm just enjoying the extra time with my family:)

Friday, April 10, 2009

General Conference Weekend


Thanks to Dad, I had tickets for General Conference! Thanks Dad!!! Grandpa Bill and Dad came up for Jenny's wedding and Grandpa Bill stayed for conference too so I got to spend the weekend with him. We stayed on Temple Square all day on Saturday and Sunday and watched conference in the Conference Center or the Joseph Smith Memorial Building. We dined on the hotel's continental breakfast, juggled umbrellas in the rain, ate delicious tacos from a little taco stand, and ran into Courtney while we were there. What a great weekend!

Fabulous Fishing Fun

What can you do with an old glove, a set of car keys and a hot dog? Have the most fun a person can have that's what! Today we went to an Easter party at my parent's house and then Sarah, Paige, Kaylee and I headed to our favorite pond to do a little fishing. If you have never been fishing you are really missing out!

My parents used to take me fishing at a pond in Tempe all of the time when I was growing up and now I get to take my children too. Even though the kids like to fish, nobody likes fishing at this pond more than me. Today was a good day and the fish did not disappoint us. We probably caught about 15 fish in the 45 minutes that we were at the park. And that is not a fish story, it is the truth!

So, are you wondering what we do with the glove, the car keys and the hot dog? Let me explain. The hot dog is what we use for bait and the fish love it! Thankfully all of my kids are old enough not to eat the bait hot dog anymore. When they were little I used to look over and see them eating out of the same bag that we had been getting into with our nasty, fish hands.The old glove is what I use to hold the fish so it doesn't flop all over while I am taking the hook out of its mouth before I throw it (the fish) back into the water. We Cluff's are humane you know. The car keys are what I use to perform fish surgery when an occasional fish swallows the hook instead of getting it caught in its lip. I don't like to brag, but I am pretty good at fish surgery and I haven't lost a patient in years. That is a little known life skill that really comes in handy.