June Gone to Soon

June was so much fun! Cambrey graduated from her second year of preschool. This put an end to our continuous enrollment at Bravo Arts Academy since Gabe began there back in 2010. We will miss Bravo.

From parades, camping trips, parties, neighborhood dinners, scouts, conferences and Fathers Day, we have had a great summer so far. I spoke at a large Christ-Centered Energy Healing Conference at Weber State University. I also had a vendor booth there where I sold my books and hydroheel. I met so many amazing people and my sister Crista and I, were very busy at our booth. I presented on the topic of how to manifest miracles in your life. After my presentation I was humbled at the line of people who came and talked to me about what they learned as well as shared personal miracles they have experienced. In fact, a lady came up on stage at towards the end of my presentation and shared a miracle that had happened to her during my presentation. It was amazing and many of us were in tears.

I love my life, my friends and my family! I'm so grateful for the many ways the Lord blesses me.

Stay tuned for the June videos I will post on here in a couple of days!

Cambrey and Mrs. McEvoy

Tatem eating an herb

Gabe took me on a date with his own money

He took me to Kneader's Bakery and we had these treats.

Then we went to the Bird Reserve and watched the storm.

The kids and I eating cherries in the backyard.

Playing in the tree house.

We helped Gabe make this box car for scouts.

He raced against the other boy scout in a box car race at the church.

He even had a Florida license plate on his car that says his name!

We went to a neighborhood barbecue! We live in the best neighborhood.

We had dinner and there were games for the kids, cotton candy and a movie under the stars. The kids sat in box cars on the grass while they watched the movie.

Here's the neighbor kids watching the movie.

Cambrey and Paisley were in a Veteran's parade. They got to throw candy from the float and they were so excited.

Watching the parade in Layton

Gabe fell asleep at the movies right before Jurassic World was starting.

My kids asked if they could wash my feet and rub them. So awesome!

Tatem had a fever this day and was getting new teeth. I bought him a chocolate coconut milk ice cream.

Thers are pluots - a plum mixed with an apricot. What can't science do these days?

At Baker Ranch in Lava Hot Springs, Idaho.

Grandma Bev had toilet paper hanging out of her pants and she didn't believe us so I took a picture.

On the wagon ride up the mountain with a news reporter from Channel eight news from Idaho. Yes, we were on the news!

I love that house!

The wagon took us to this place at the top of the mountain where we had dinner and entertainment.

An Idaho chuck wagon dinner.

Cowboy singer

Paisley had a very bad allergic reaction to some pollen in the air. Her eye was huge! I felt so bad and she cried.

They pick fresh raspberries from the ranch and put them in the desserts and drinks.

A group of teenagers from the other wagon.

Drinking hot chocolate by the fire.

The sunset wagon ride back down the mountain.

There's that house I love so much!

We camped that night at a KOA campground.

Having breakfast with cousins.

Exploring the town.

We later floated this river on giant tubes with our whole family, Cameron and his son Caden. It was so much fun, so we floated it twice. Paisley saw a snake right in front of her and she cried. But she still had fun.

Eating lunch at the Wagon Wheel Cafe. This restaurant was so delicious and so busy!

Ready to go swimming!

This ice cream shop is famous for the square shaped ice cream scoops!

I made banana cream pie pancakes and strawberry lemonade pancakes for Manuel for Father's Day.

Gabe made this for Manuel.

We went and visited my Dad for dinner.

Grandpa Roger is the best at barbecuing!

Crista and I at the conference. We met this artist and she took our picture.

David Osmond  at the conference. He is amazing!

Part of my booth. It wraps around to the right and there is a mini living room display set up with balloons.

The kids at their swimming lessons in the neighborhood. There seems to be a pool now on every street.

At Manuel's company party at Boondocks.

We had the missionaries over for dinner and three girls from Estonia. The missionary on the right is from Switzerland and he spoke German to Manuel. The girls were so sweet and asked the missionaries lots of questions about the church. They were very interested and told us that they love Layton, Utah. They have been to America a couple of times and Utah is their favorite, They said the people are so nice here. We took them to another neighborhood party afterwards. Manuel and I thought that the girl on the left looks like his sister Daniela.