Wedding pics

Wedding Pictures

Campbell and Caley.
Brittan and Brian outside Temple
Kaley and Anna looking good.
Kempton and Jenny outside Temple.

Pictures from the holiday activities

Kaley and John outside the Timpanogous Temple after Jenny recieved her endowment.
Kaley and Aunt Kathy at the luncheon.
Campbell and Raleigh and Caley at the luncheon.

We all got to meet Raleigh's friend Cali during the wedding festivities! (Raleigh is listening to some kind of Sports update on his cell phone during this picture)! 

Some Pictures from the wedding

I know that there will be other good pictures, but here are just a few to start off the pictures on the williams' blog.

we've got the bride and the groom, w/ mom and Dad and Neil and Kathy

We jave Gary, Joey, and Grammie



This is a picture of the Williams family with our first daughter-in-law! Welcome to the family Jenny!!! We are so happy for you guys!
This is Brian and Anna Mae looking at the Christmas lights at Temple Square! Kaley bought this jacket--it was quite the site to see! 

Tday Football Pictures

More Tday Pictures

Here are a few more pictures of the Tday

Tday Pictures

Dad Lounging, Ben hanging out by the pool w/ Anna Mae, and John and Brian conversing!

John's 25th bday on Sunday!

John lighting the LSAT test's on fire- no more LSAT! A little too excited about that!

I can't leave out little Anna burnt out on Thanksgiving day- a little too much fun and food:)

Dad and John horsin' around! ! !

Boys being boys! Nothing better than that. :)

Christmas Pics!

John riding Lover Boy (Campbell's horse :)

John and Majorette's Diamond. John loves coming down to Inverness to train our pretty horse. He has already taught her how to back up and walk on. Even though she's a fiesty one- we lover her!

Campbell's Interview

I asked Campbell a few questions about Halloween--Please follow the link or double click the video player to hear her responses.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0yQSq79XR_I

Halloween 2006 Pumpkin Carving

Some Fun Halloween Pictures! We had a Spooky Ghost as our Pumpkin!

update

Update: Tonight is Brian's first campout as Scoutmaster. They are camping on the Inverness property. I'm really excited for them, but there was a bunch of planning and I am a little nervous that the whole thing will go smoothly. Dad says to calm down--that nothing is simplier than a campout--I hope so!
Brian has been sick for about 3 weeks--with an awful cold, but he is starting to come out of it! He is giving a talk in 2 weeks about Gratitude in Sacrament meeting--so that should be fun.

Campbell's primary program is on Sunday, and she has a 1 minute speaking part. We have been trying to memorize the talk--I know she is going to do wonderful. Campbell has also started to read--AHHHHH, she is getting so old. She can Read her colors and her numbers and a few other site words, we are working to expand her reading vocabulary about 5-10 new words per week.

Anna Mae can now say Purple, Blue, Bird, Stop, Moma, Dadda, Papa, Please, Thank you, All Done, and La La La. She nodds her head for Yes and No, and she understands Binkie, Close the Door/Drawer, Trash, Bottle, and Dance (and probably a host of other things).

I am loving my chance to work in Relief Society and feel growth on a daily basis. It is fun to grow and to improve in motherhood and as a sister in the gospel! I am reconnecting with my creative side and am enjoying quilting (with Kaley--although she is doing most of the quilting and I'm doing most of the enjoying:)) and making a variety of crafts for Homemade Christmas presents!

I am reading a book by Neal A. Maxwell about the City of Enoch. The dialog is all fictional but it teaches about the concepts of living a life full of charity and consecration. Two really neat quotes:

"Peace is based not alone on justice, but also on the process of self-discipline and selflessness without which peace is impossible. Contrariwise, where people's thoughts are selfish, they will, one way or another, find cause to feel deprived or injured."

• To me this quote is saying that we find ourselves offended at the actions of others, that we should look inward and work on the selfishness that exists within. We then should strengthen our self discipline and our resolve for peace.

"Men fear only when there is not sufficient love in their hearts. Perfect love casts out fear, and he that fears in not made perfect in love. There is liberty in love. Only when men are not fearful can they be anxiously and fully engaged in the bringing to pass much righteousness, turning outward instead of inward."

• I know that my own personal fears has limited me in the outward service of my neighbors, friends, and family. Visiting teaching is a perfect example, I might be so scared to make contact with an unknown sister, but the love for that sister grows each time I try to make contact. I can't have a feeling of love, until after the "trial of my faith"--meaning the attempt to make contact with someone I don't know. If our purposes are based in love, then the fear that so naturally exists will dissipate! I have seen this happen in my life, but still I struggle with the concept!

Dad's Bday is at the end of the month! See ya later! Thanks Ben for the great pictures. Remember that NEWSLETTER Posts are due next week.

Brittan

Newsletters for October were mailed

Just to let you know, I put the newsletters for Ben, Kempton, and Raleigh in the mail last Thursday or Friday. So they should be arriving soon!


The next talk--I really enjoyed it and didn't realize that it was from a G/A not an apostle--but let's stick to the plan anyways .. .

It's the Power of Patience by Elder Robert C. Oaks. It was from the Saturday morning session.

I already have a post from Dad--let's put Nov. 12th as the deadline--and that will give me time to get them out to you guys.

I'm hoping to hear from Kaley, Ben, Kempton (you promised!) and Raleigh this time!!!!

Brittan

Quack Quack said the Mr. Duckie!

Check out the Halloween customes that we got to sport this year! Brian gets the award for "Best Husband of the Year" for putting up with this costume!

Kaley & John had a good time laughing at us, but we laughed pretty hard too!

Mom spoke in sacrament meeting today on listening to Latterday prophets--she did a great job.

Parents Gone Wild!!

Well, having mom and dad out here for Homecoming was a lot of fun! It made my week watching mom and dad driving to the football game on my scooter. I didn't really think they had it in them! I guess, now that the "nest" is empty...their wild sides will be comin' out! Watch Out Fam!

John in Budapest

Look at my cute husband in Hungary. I sure missed him more than he will know. Thanks family for the love and support!