It's about time!!

Well, if Leah can do it.... Just kidding, Flea! I think this will be a great way to keep in touch with friends and family. And as most of you know, I need all the help I can get. Thanksgiving was great this year and we had so much fun with the entire Fosse family all together. It was wonderful to see all the kids have as much fun together as we always had with our cousins. I miss my family that lives far away and wish everyday that Leah and Kirsten would move here too. Speaking of the ever lovely Utah, this is a picture I took 5 minutes ago out my front door. I thought those of you in sunny California would enjoy this most of all. (I'm jealous! I can honestly say I hate snow. Yes, hate.) It's not the best picture because it's getting dark out, but I'm sure you get the idea.

Our family is doing really well. Fax's Chiropractic business is getting much busier and running smoothly. Which is quite a relief after being in practice for 8 years!! Fax is having a lot of fun serving as Scoutmaster in our ward. I guess after being Assistant Scoutmaster for 6 years they decided that any guy who wasn't begging and pleading to be released should just be called to Scoutmaster. Fax loves it. And I love that he gets to go camping in the winter without dragging me and the kids along. (We love going May through September.) Here's a picture of Fax and the kids on a little hike we took one Sunday after church. (You've gotta love 9 a.m. church!)

Brook, 8, was baptized this summer and she is doing quite well in 3rd grade. She started piano this fall and although she complains about practicing, really enjoys it. Jake, 6, started Kindergarten this fall. He's reading like crazy and having a great time. He did wrestling this fall and had a lot of fun. Summer, 3, gets to stay home with mom. She has playgroup with some friends twice a week and asks me everyday if she gets to go to Nursery today. I keep myself busy with the kids. I'm so blessed to be able to stay home full-time and raise my own kids. I get to be Jake's class mom this year, which I have never done before. I'm also serving in our ward's Primary Presidency which is kind of new experience because now I get to be over the Cub Scouting program. (Yikes!) And with 140 kids in our primary (not including 40 nursery children) we have our hands full. But I have to say that church is never boring when you're serving in primary. Well, that's it for today. I hope you enjoyed it.