That outfit was made famous in her announcement photos, but all shots were either close ups on her face, or wide shots with the girls. Anyway, here is a look at Lily wearing it.

Thanks Lily and Grandma

Here is Norah ready to go to church

Thanks Lily (and aunt Jenni) for letting her borrow this cute outfit. I wish I had a picture on my computer of Lily wearing it so that we could see them both in it. Jen, do you? And thanks Grandma for the cute headband!

More cuteness that is Lily

OOoooo. I can top that last cute picture of Jenny and Lily. And I can't even take credit for the singles of Lily. Catherine took them!

Norah meets the fam.

Poppy and Norah. She fits.

This is Laura and Lily. Both of them are sporting new hairdos. We like them. Both the girls and their dos.

Here's Poppy and Lily. Lily's the one on his lap.

I mean, this is a million dollar shot. Jen and Lily, you look great together.

Little House on the Prarie Second Generation

Meeting Zeus

Jim and I did some hiking on Saturday, up to the tip top of Mount Olympus. We also went down an equal amount, though in a shorter amount of time. 3 hours up, 2 hours back. Here we present to you some footage of the feat. And feet.

This is a video of us at the saddle. If you ask me, the hardest part had just been accomplished, even though the scramble to the top is more appendage-intensive. You know you're on a good hike when your heartbeat reminds you that it shan't be ignored. That's right. Shan't. My heart has a hoity-toity British accent. I think Jim's heart's accent is a rico suave Spanish kind, but you'd have to ask him.

View and video from the top.

Pictures: (click on picture for larger size)

Melted Twix anyone?























For Catherine:

Dad tries to compete with Norah's Do-rag

Swimtime for the Cannons

Fancy Nancy and the Posh Puppy

CHEEEESE!

A new little blob on the way

As I blog this blog, Sarah is in labor.

Hope of Crocodiles

On the Fourth of July Spencer noticed my Old Navy flag flip-flops and he asked, "Mom, are those your Hope of America flip-flops?" (The Hope of America is a big program at BYU that Emma was in this past spring.) Then he said, "These are my Hope of Crocodiles."

Here are David and Poppy in their matching Crocs