1. Add a comment on my blog, leave one memory that you and I had together. It doesn't matter if you knew me a little or a lot, anything you remember!2. Next, re-post these instructions on your blog and see how many people leave a memory about you. It's actually pretty funny to see the responses. If you leave a memory about me, I'll assume you're playing the game and I'll come to your blog and leave one about you. If you don't want to play on your blog, or if you don't have a blog, I'll leave my memory of you in my comments. I can't wait to see what people remember.
***Isn't this cute? I tag EVERYONE!!!
10 comments:
Laurie,
I cant even remember how I came across your blog? I remember thinking...YAH another SAHM with lots of kids!!! Thanks for sharing your life with me! I love reading your blog and knowing I am not the only one...:)
I remember a certain time right after I was married and you and your family were over visiting and you told me that it was ok to get homesick and that you always wore your sunglasses on the drive so that you could cry and Ken wouldn't know. I thought you were so nice and absolutely beautiful!
I've been terrible about tags lately, but...
I remember when you had Shaelynne, after 2 boys, everything you owned was blue.
I was telling my Grandma about it when I was picking out a baby blanket for Emma that she had made. She was so worried. She packed me up a blanket for you, too and asked about it later.
I remember sitting on the steps at Wyview with you holding Shaelynne, in July, wrapped in the blanket my grandma made.
I too remember that picnic. I remember being so happy for Ken that he had such a kind and sweet wife. I also remember thinking that you two were the only normal people at that picnic. I was very glad to have you to talk to.
Oh, gosh, I haven't been on here for a while. I have a ton of memories of you, mostly I have memories of you sitting in the 6th ward with five very well behaved children. I have always hoped that someday my children will behave like that. That's my lifes goal, to have children who don't embaress me every Sunday, someday...
Ha, that's funny that I was telling you about LLL. Anyone who knows me, knows how into that sort of thing I am. I LOVE to help other mothers if I can because I have appreciated the help I was once given so so much. Glad to hear I inspired you!!!
I remember always sitting behind you guys in church. I used to sit there and think how perfect your kids would just sit there. Your family is so cute. I'm glad we found each other through blogs so we can keep in touch.
Hey, Laurie! You have posted so much since I was here last!! Love all of your pictures at temple square. Beautiful family pics. Great for Christmas cards. You look really good, Laurie!! I remember attending some sort of event at the spanish branch with your family in the big van. I remember when you slept over on the night I got appendicitis and I had to go the hospital. I remember going to the acequia carnival with you. I remember riding in your family car with you driving (you couldn't reach the pedals-you sat on a pillow,didn't you?). I remember your wise mother lecturing us young teenage girls. I remember when you wrecked the drivers ed. car. I remember doing basketball stats w/you at Minico. I remember sneaking off to Raft River w/you once. Do you remember pina colada chap stick? Carmex? Lots of memories. Do you remember the time we had dinner for a school dance upstairs at my dad's business? Tonya Thompson wearing a glove on her hand at your ward when I was there because Joe held her hand and 'she would never wash it again'. Ha Ha. I remember fixing our hair together. I remember that you always had to drink nasty tasting stuff for acid reflex. I am sorry - you asked for ONE memory. The flood gates opened. I will be done.
I remember the first time I met you-- you and Ken came to my house before you were married. We rented a movie and ate dinner. I'll always remember the day you were married and both of you kneeling at the altar in the Portland temple. I was so glad I was no longer the only one married in my family!--and those are only the beginning of my memories of you!
I remember all year long looking forward to the two weeks we got to spend in Idaho, so that I could see my funnest cousins!!! I remember learning how to drive the tractors, milking cows, feeding bottles to the goats, and climbing the haystacks. I especially remember sleeping under the stars and talking forever about anything and everything! Thanks for being such a great example to me back then and continuing to be a great example to me now!!!
Great memories living in a dorm room together. Calling my mom and telling her that my room mate gets fresh from the cow milk brought to her from her parents. Sitting in our little kitchen @ USU, laughing...eating ramen noodles...and looking at the walls that were covered in cereal box cut outs!!
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