Happy Halloween 2020!

Halloween was awesome this year.....not! LOL!  With Covid cases on the rise, we threw out our idea of resurfacing the Lindsay Family Halloween Party and opted for a quiet night at our home while our children went to Halloween parties and trick-or-treating for Alyssa.  

Zorro and his Senorita, along with the kids, were so excited to have Grandma and Poppie show up with deliciously-festive Halloween donuts for us to enjoy!  So thoughtful!  And then Taylor and Megan came by dressed as the two main characters from the broadway musical, "Wicked" and sang for us. It was amazing and my #1 favorite part of this year's Halloween!  I love my family and the memories we choose to make together!

 

Day 10,493: Lindsay Family Bathroom Remodel is COMPLETE!

After 6 months of work, our "3 week" project came to an end: the remodel of the upstairs bathroom!  I love it.  Jaxson knocked it out of the park with the colors and materials, along with the facets and sinks. I love the lights I chose and the hardware as well as the bright, white paint.  We love the end result and are especially grateful for Dave's talents to have done so much of the work by himself.  

Dave has informed me I can sell all of this tools on KSL because he won't do another home project ever again.  How long shall we give him before he begins the master bathroom remodel? ;)

 

Caramel Apples: a Fall Treat!

We made our traditional caramel apples this year---without Grandma Barbie's help (insert sad face) due to Covid---and they turned out pretty yummy.  Not our best ever, but still super good!  I love traditions with my family and this one is a keeper!

 

It's Wrap for the Celtic Fall Season

We were fortunate to be able to complete Alyssa's fall season in soccer! Her cute new coach, Maddie Gates, is wonderful.  

 

Taylor's First Visit to the Temple

It was an enormously spiritual and rewarding day going through the Jordan River Temple with Taylor!  With Covid restrictions, it was difficult to get a time to take out endowments; therefore, we were thrilled when we got the news Taylor would be able to go. 

We met at the Jordan River Temple with our family and some of Taylor's friends and role models. Sadly, Brantly and Melanie were sick so they were unable to attend with us. While at the temple, I was reminded of the sacred covenants I have made with my Heavenly Father and the promises He has given me. 

We are so proud of Taylor and her choice to serve a mission and to choose to follow to her Heavenly Father by taking out her endowments. She is a choice spirit, filled with kindness.  Taylor spreads lights and joy. We love our girl!