This little man is such a blessing in our lives. Our little Bradley turned 8 in January so his dad was able to baptize him with our stake baptisms this Saturday. He was so cute in the morning he woke up first thing and wanted to put his white jumpsuit on. He doesn't show much emotion but this morning there was just a little sparkle in his eye. We were so lucky to be able to spend the day with him and make it the best we could. Then we spent the evening hanging out with cousins playing the WII and games. He said it was "awesome". He told us his favorite part of the weekend was when he went in the water. It's just AMAZING to watch a father be able to preform a baptism and a conformation for his son. I am so proud of my hubs. His blessing was amazing and the spirit filled the room. We had so many friends and family members come. We are so thankful to each and every one of you that made it out. It means so much to us to have your support. Our stake baptized 8 kids that day, 5 of them were from our ward. It was such a pleasure and honor to share that day with the kids that I serve with and also to be able to do the "baptism" talk. This is a day I will never forget and I hope Bradley remembers all the important things from this day as well.
2 of the most handsome boys I know. Bradley is so handsome just like his dad!!!
I just have to point out what it's like getting a picture with all 3 kids.... well and us :) we are ALL looking in different directions. I just had to giggle as I went through all our pictures!!
McKenzie has found a best friend up here. And the grand finale of the weekend was that our grandpa (Brandyn's side) turned 89!!! This man is 89 years old and is still running around like a youngster. He owns the furniture store up here in Tremonton and he still hauls furniture and installs carpet!!!
And I'm just a proud mama so I have to post a pic of Bradley's certificate he was presented with at church. He was just beaming when they called him up!! Seriously some of the most tender moments happened this weekend. 
