So this is Emma's new hobby. She loves dancing. We borrowed a Barbie movie with ballet dancing on it and she hasn't stopped since the first day she watched the movie. She happens to be in her Halloween costume in this. She is wearing an old dance costume of my sister's. The tutu is so big she calls it a tail.
Thursday, October 30, 2008
Wednesday, October 29, 2008
Kim and Darren's Wedding
September 13, 2008 Kim and Darren got hitched. They look great together! After a lengthy courtship, and an even longer engagement, the two finally got married in the Idaho Falls Temple. The entire Belnap Family was there! It's not as easy as it used to be to get everybody in one place. Kim's wedding is #7 in the Belnap Fam. There is just Brent, Barbara, and Bryndon left. Kim sure looked pretty that day! Congrats Kim and Darren.
This is the Belnap Line-up--all ten kids in a row with Darren in the middle. In some ways it doesn't seem that long ago that we all lived together. I remember Jerry sleeping in the basement with the fake wall. I remember all six of us kids sleeping in the bigger room upstairs. I remember rides in the truck and FHE's of Dad describing Nephite/Lamanite battles. I remember singing by the piano together and good ol' basghetti on Sundays. Oh . . . the good old days. And now we are up to 26 grandkids and one on the way (as far as we know . . .). There are seven brothers/sisters-in-law and we are just going to exponentially grow. It's so weird that my little sister Kim got married. Good for her though.
Here's the whole family with spouses and Mom and Dad in the middle. What a crowd!
This is the Belnap Line-up--all ten kids in a row with Darren in the middle. In some ways it doesn't seem that long ago that we all lived together. I remember Jerry sleeping in the basement with the fake wall. I remember all six of us kids sleeping in the bigger room upstairs. I remember rides in the truck and FHE's of Dad describing Nephite/Lamanite battles. I remember singing by the piano together and good ol' basghetti on Sundays. Oh . . . the good old days. And now we are up to 26 grandkids and one on the way (as far as we know . . .). There are seven brothers/sisters-in-law and we are just going to exponentially grow. It's so weird that my little sister Kim got married. Good for her though.
Here's the whole family with spouses and Mom and Dad in the middle. What a crowd!
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