A Morales Minute

I spent the week at girls camp in the kitchen. I worked with an amazing cook crew. It was exhausting but we sure had fun along the way.  The many thank you's and kind comments and appreciative gestures went a long way making it easier to be happy and keep working.  These women are amazing. I'm grateful I was able to learn from so many of them. Some have helped at girls camp before. This was my first time. And from what I heard there is lots of pressure on the cooks to have awesome daddies and skits. lol We spent any free time we had on our dances/skits. We hit it out of the park and had so much fun learning and performing for the girls. It didn't hurt that we threw out candy after each number we did. :D I was able to get out of the kitchen a bit and go see my girls and our ward. Lindsey was sitting on the bridge with some girls when I walked up.    Later they braved the little stream...it's cold!! Dipping in together and then Lindsey went to lay down. Ooooo so cold. Pol

I love family reunions! The Earl Noble reunion was a great success and so many were able to make it.  The pool is always a highlight and full of cousins, aunts, and uncles.  The first day is just swimming, dinner and catching up with everyone as they get there.  Those who don't swim sit on the deck and visit and watch those swimming. Everyone enjoys just being together and see what everyone has been up to.  What do you do when you have lots of muscle around for a reunion? Recruit them to help load a piano into the trailer for my sister! They did a great job. Emily is so excited to take the piano home.  It didn't quite fit with the top lid so they removed it and then the piano slid right in. They did a great job.  After dinner was a family slide show. It's by far my favorite part of this day. It was funny and sweet at the same time.  Look at this crowd! Grandpa Noble has quite a posterity.  We listened to family memories.  Grandpa's kids all shared fun stories from when