House O' Sullivans

We got back from Puerto Rico on January 6th and the kids were back to school the very next day and life shifted abruptly back to the regular and ordinary. Tired little Sean after our trip. Sean and I made this cool diorama of the First Vision together and then he taught an FHE lesson on Joseph Smith. Sean, working on his scarf after school. One of the many reasons that I love Wasatch Charter School. All the kids learn to knit there and it's absolutely the coolest thing. Sean, yarn-master extraordinaire.  On January 17th, this chick turned 18! Casey and I, on break in the Albion Grill while skiing up at Alta on Sophie's birthday. The younger kids didn't have school that day and Sophie took the day off. (Only Hallee went to school. Poor thing.) Lindy, loving every minute up at Alta. We went to Escape on 13th and did the "Walk the Plank" escape room with the whole family, dined at Cafe Rio afterwards and then had the extended family over for pie and ice cream back at...

Lindy, getting into her knitting flow. April driveway pop up chalk art. Bum art! Lindy knitted a scarf, with some help and mentoring from her sisters, as a birthday gift for a friend. Here are a few scenes from April General Conference. Everyone had a unique way to focus: Sean. Hallee. Rosemary. (She, Jake, and Mary were visiting from Alaska.) Sophie. Zeke's catch down at Scott Avenue Park. He and his friend, Zach, have been into local fishing for the past few months. In early April we planned an omega Southern Utah trip, traveling down the remote Hole-in-the-Rock Road for several adventures over the course of a week. The first step involved getting down there in Casey's truck, which has cramped seating for 6. Fitting 7 of us (and the dog) is always a squeeze and tries everyone's patience. Casey insists that it is teaching us all something, although he is the one driving and the only one with a full-person's share of room. Mary, who was staying with us at the time, ran ...