The first thing that happened in September was Grandma Riggs's funeral.
All of the great-grandkids sang "Families can be Together Forever" at
her funeral, and also sang
"You are my Sunshine" at the cemetery, with Anna Butler accompanying on
her ukelele. It was so sweet! This was one of grandma's favorite songs,
and the words were changed a little bit to say "...You'll never know
Grandma, how much we love you..."
Our family spent Labor Day weekend at Grandpa Price's cabin. It was
perfect weather and we had fun with the Teryx, a quad, and Noah's
dirtbike. We took a drive on Sunday to see the Snowflake temple, then we spent a
few hours there having a picnic and playing a little guessing game with
each other.
If you look hard, you can see Sophie and Noah pushing Abby on the swing in this picture :)
Noah decided to join band this year and is now practicing "hot cross buns" (only that song so far) on his saxophone!!
Earlier this year, our stake presidency challenged our stake to memorize
the proclamation in commemoration of it's 20th anniversary since being
read by President Hinckley. We worked on this thing for every family
home evening over the course of 9 months. I am so proud to say that we
met the challenge and memorized the whole thing in time!
Brother and Sister working on washing dishes together :)
We enjoyed having the missionaries over for dinner one night...
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