McCall's wedding

McCall's wedding was stunning.

 I would expect nothing less from one of the most put-together and organized people I know. 

She was cool as a cucumber the entire wedding and reception and I felt privileged to be a part of it.

Her reception was the night before the sealing, in her parent's backyard and it was perfection.

I was a snappin' fool. 

The sealing was beautiful and it was so neat to witness their eternity begin.

 

I am a goob as a bridesmaid but was so happy to celebrate the beautiful couple!

just gads of pictures

I am ticked summer is essentially over so I'll just post an obscene amount of pictures.
Here's what Finn has been up to.

His love for outside continues.

The clap dance. He also head bangs, stomps his feet, and swings his right arm to music.

Loves all of his uncles! Especially when they take him outside!

Grandpa Ross is always giving him treats and snuggles.

He has grown just a tad.

Insists on trying to eat the most dangerous objects.

Loves to help water the flowers at Grandpa and Grandma's house.

Taking a minute to smell the flowers or give someone a crusty. Who knows.

Child labor in full effect.

Just about to leave for a spin around the block.

His lawn mower wasn't too smooth on the lawn so he resorted to making a run for the street with it.

Got soaked by the hose sprinkler and wasn't mad a bit about it.

Uncles + swimming makes for a Finn-approved activity.

He'd probably never come inside if it were up to him.

Girl's Camp

I am soo behind. But here we go!
I went up to Girl's Camp with our YW in July for 3 days.
Not gonna lie, leaving the babes for that long gave me just a skosh of anxiety.
D took a fews days off and they had a blast together.
Mama needed to eventually cut the cord.

I am so glad I got to be a part of it.
Our stake did an awesome job at creating a fun and spiritual environment for our girls.
The theme was Survivor and every ward was a different tribe.
We had torches, tribe buffs the girl wore as headbands, tribe banners, tribal council, challenges and basically the whole shebang.
Most importantly, the girls (and I) had the chance to unplug from the world and focus on the gospel for a few days.