Father's Day

Father's Day is one of those holidays when what I do never feels like I did enough.  Does that make sense?  Greg is the rock of our family.  He is our Priesthood holder, our husband, our father, our friend.  He is the one who encourages us laugh, think, work, ponder, smile, pray.  He is the favorite of all of us and he makes all of us feel like we are his favorite. 

 (It is so hard to get a good picture with four kids!  Three looking at the camera, two smiling,

 no one running off - I'll take it.)

So, what I do just never seems like enough.  Of course, a little something is always enough for Greg.  I hope he know how much we love him, respect him, depend on him, and try to be like him.

I made Greg's favorite dinner:  cream cheese chicken with rice, peas and watermelon.  After dinner, we opened presents.  Kate made Greg a card in preschool.

 

From the boys, he got a paper airplane motor and two huge sets of Lord of the Rings Legos.  Greg really is past his Lego phase (since he is now 40!), but it gives him something fun to do with the kids that they look forward to, so he asks for them every year.

 

 We love you Greg!