mama shark doot doot....

I'm back.
It was awesome. I am significantly exhuasted. Girl's Camp Rules.

more later. be warned...

YW: Live Like You Believe

This here is my latest creation.
It is an adaptation from the original of this video made for Relief Society, but it's changed to focus more on the responsibility and ABILITY of Young Women to also Live Like You Believe.

Thanks Jenny Phillips, for being so awesome.



I made it for Girl's Camp, of course.

Our theme is:

The mercy and love extended from Heavenly Father and His son, Jesus Christ is constant, as if from a lighthouse. But to us is left the keeping of the lights along the shore.

I hope they like it, get it, feel it, share it.

**There are some video clips from a General Young Women Broadcast mixed in. I downloaded them from
lds.org

Blessings on my mother who is left to tend my dearests while Doug and I are at camp.
I wonder when she'll quit volunteering to do such.
Yes, she's a saint, pretty much.

See ya on the other side of the "waddle-EE-atchas"

the churning...

this week...the inside of my stomach kind of feels like this picture looks. I took it just miles from my house at Shoshone Falls when Doug's parents were visiting last week.
Now, go with me for a minute as you imagine someone dropping a really big log across the river just north of this...stopping all the flow of water. (yeah, it would take a SERIOUSLY large log) but regardless...

Silence.
Sans Tumoult.
Churn-less.
That's what I'm banking on the inside of my stomach feeling like end of next week.

Girl's Camp: I love ya. But seriously... I'm ABOUT over you for this year.

August of Kerrianne: you're on deck.

LFR sneak...

It's been about a week now, but I AM back from THE super-vacation.

Vegas - Prescott - Chandler - Phoenix - Redlands - Laguna - ahhhhhh.....

I'm buried under multiple things, but wanted to put this together quickly to document part of the {awesome} last segment of the trip:

the one and only

L.F.R.

It's been two years since our last Lehnhof Family Reunion, yet somehow,
I'm already looking forward to the next one.

More later (from the remaining 3000 pictures) - be warned.