Out in the sun...er snow.

This was a great idea to put together. It is interesting to see what everyone is up to. Normally this is not my cup of tea to write about what we are doing, so I am just going to put a short video and hope that it is true when they say that a picture reveals a thousand words. Things are great down here in St. George. It actually snowed once as you will be able to see. Pretty amazing for these part of the woods. Savannah is starting to take on her older sisters and claw the living tar out of them. It serves them right for trying to pick her up and play dolls with her. :) Annie is loving her dance class and is becoming quite the ballerina. Abbey can't wait for T-ball to start up. She is talking about it all the time. Nicole is doing her best to make sure that everything runs smooth at home and she is doing a dang good job. If there is an award for best mom, I know she'd win hands down. I'm just chuggin along with school. It is pretty ironic growing up with all sisters and then having all girls. I am having to watch Barbie movies, which are almost as action packed as the Transformer cartoons. (ya right) However, we wouldn't trade these munchkins for the world. Anyway, enough said. We hope everyone is doing well.

The Batemans

Good News

Hi everyone! I just wanted to share our good news. My parents, Jay and Janice Cluff, have been called to the Milwaukee, Wisconsin Mission. They report February 25 to the MTC and will drive out to Wisconsin the second week of March.

I also thought I should post a newer picture of my family. This is a picture taken last weekend at The Alamo in San Antonio.

I feel like the Record-Breaker!

Hey everyone! It's so good to heard from all of you! Troy and I have 4 kids with one more on the way (That's right folks, count'em!) Mike is 8, Sam is 6, Debora is 4 and Emma is 2. We love them a lot! We are living in Sierra Vista, AZ, just a few minutes from the Mexican Border. Troy is in the Border Patrol, and I am a stay-at-home mom. I did spend last summer teaching free community art lessons out of my home, but frankly I am way too busy to do a whole lot more! We have spent the past few years traveling all over, some of the fun ones: San Antonio, TX, Indianapolis, IN, Monterey, CA, and now here! Troy was in the National Guard, and we traveled a lot for his training. That's probably me in a nutshell (or maybe as a nutcase, ha, ha, ha...!) For those of you who are not familiar with Sanpete "news", my dad is fighting apendicidal cancer. He's a great man! I know a lot of you know him from Snow College, so I thought someone might want to know. Anyway, life is very good, and we are very happy!
Kellie

Hey this is awesome!

Hi, everyone! This is great, I've been wondering what everyone's been up to, but haven't done anything about finding out. It's neat to see everyone's families. It's still just me and my cats -- yes, 30, and it's just me and two cats. How cliche is that? Especially for a writer! :) I'm going back to school to do a degree in graphic arts, since a bachelor's in folklore gets you really great jobs as a customer service representative. Definitely time for a career change. If I could just find a publisher . . .

Well, I'll be adding this blog to my favorites, that's for sure. I've got a personal blog at charitylund.blogspot.com, if anyone's interested. See ya!

Charity

Sanderson Family

Reunion Photo

Hi All, I found this photo of our 10 year reunion. I thought it would be fun to post it...

Have a great day!

-Christy

Everything's Up to Date in Kansas City

We've been enjoying living in Kansas City for the past four years. I've been working full time managing a department of the local four star hotel and and just finishing up my MBA as well. While here in Kansas City I've enjoyed becoming addicted to smoking...meat that is. I am a member of a competition BBQ team and have won national competitions. Let me just tell you you have never tasted ribs til you've tasted mine!

My wife Maggie and I now have two kids, ages 8 and 6. Patrick was just baptized last month. We've enjoyed hosting a couple of you-all as you have come this way to visit church sites or for cross country moves. Our door is always open!

Scott

My Little Family

It's been so fun to ready everyone's posts and see what you're all up to! Caspersons, Ashley, Joel, and Scott it's been a LONG time! Ang, Amy, & Karen I am lucky to either see or keep in contact with fairly regularly! My last post I just included a picture of my little angel Brynlie, but after her blessing we were able to snag a pic of my little family so I thought I'd add it on here! I'm excited to stay in touch!

hello from Connecticut

Amy thanks for rubbing in the 30+. I thought I would never reach 30 because that meant you were old. Well the definition of "old" has been redefined now. It is fun to see that many of our classmates are scattered all over the world.
I have to say I haven't really seen or kept in touch with anyone from our class. So it is fun to read and see what you are up to. I was in the same ward at the UofU with Scott Grindstaff and his wife five years ago which was fun. Anyone know where they are? I lost track of them.
Status report for me: stay at home mom of three crazy monkeys (7.5 yr old boy, almost 5 yr old girl and 15 month old boy). We are currently living in Connecticut but we are moving back to Utah in June. It is hard to believe, we really wanted anything but Utah but alas different plans were in store. Anyway my husband is finishing up his medical residency in Otolaryngology (Ears, Nose, Throat) and he has joined a practice in Murray. I will be returning to the UofU to finish up my bachelor's in fine arts in the Fall. I have fallen in love with photography so that is my new passion. When I was pregnant with my 3rd I had the opportunity to travel to Chennai, India to take pictures for a charity organization (Pathway). I love India and hope that I can go back soon. Well, that's it in a nutshell. I hope more will post. Thanks Angela for organizing this blog.

Ashley (Keys) Gull
www.ashleycgull.blogspot.com

Hello all you 30 and older. Can you believe it's been almost 13 years? It is so good to see the blogs everyone has put on. It's really fun to see what everyone is up to.

As for us, life keeps moving very rapidly. Dave and I currently live in Orem but looking to buy a home of our own. We like it in the city so we would like to get a place in Utah County somewhere. We have our two little girls, Paityn who is 4 1/2 and Andee who is 1 1/2. They are the cutest things ever if you ask me! I am teaching first grade at Cherry Creek Elementary in Springville. It's definitely a rewarding career but one that is full of surprises like finding two little boys kissing eachother in the back of the room. Yes, that's right, two little boys. This is my 8th year and I feel like a veteran now. Dave is currently employed in Salt Lake at ARUP laboratories as a chemist. He finished school last year and now has a bachelor's degree in biology with a minor in chemistry. He's looking at returning to school to receive his master's degree. Who would have thunk!

So there's a little bit of our lives. We do make it to Manti quite often for obvious reasons and love seeing a few familiar faces when we do, and sometimes some faces we haven't seen in a long time. It's always fun to hit Wal-Mart and see a few.

Keep the posts coming!

Dave and Amy