Tucker's Baptism

We waited to baptize Tucker at the end of September so that both of his Grandpa's could be involved. It was a special opportunity and we're glad that Tucker can have that memory forever. My father baptized him and Gabe's father confirmed him. During the program a member of our bishopric was explaining to the kids who were baptized how repentance works. He quoted the scripture from D&C 58:42, "Behold, he who has repented of his sins, the same is forgiven, and I, the Lord, remember them no more."  He turned to Tucker and said, "Tucker if you were mad and hit your brother, you could pray and ask to be forgiven and the Lord will no longer remember what you did."  Tucker, excited as this prospect, eagerly asked, "And my brother too"?  All the grownups couldn't help but laugh!

Grandpa Gosney's Visit

Terry came to visit at the end of October so he could participate in Tucker's baptism. We were so glad he was able to visit for 4 full days. He was able to spend a lot of fun time with his grand kids as well as visit his sister and attend a BYU football game.

We took him to Trafalga in Orem and did some miniature golfing and raced the go-karts. Hayden was ecstatic that he was tall enough to drive by himself. I can't believe that he's already 60 inches tall! I'm not sure if that's typical for a nine year old but I guess we'll find out as his next "well-child" visit...

Gage had fun, when he wasn't upset about something, which

was most of the time, oh well. That's the life of a 2 year old!

Mason had so much fun riding in the go-kart with Grandpa.

Terry was a good sport when it came to reading with Gage. Having 3 older brothers has certainly had a comedic influence on Gage. He loves to make people laugh and using bathroom humor is a sure way to make that happen, according to his experience.