Cooper's First Pedicure

Those of you that know me well know that I am not a "girly girl." However, my friends have introduced me to the world of pedicures. A few years ago I wouldn't even wear sandals or flip flops. Now, that's about all I wear unless I am exercising in my free time-ha. So, about once every two months or so- only in the sandal months- I treat myself to a social pedicure (meaning I only go with a group of girls to visit).

The other day a few of us girls went to get a French pedicure. After a day or two they needed some repairs so we were doing some touch-ups in the church gym. Cooper really wanted in on the action and ended up with her two big toes paited white on the tips. For fun, I later finished the job. She acted like she really liked it. Now, I'm not into little girls with red toes because they are so cute natural but this is really pretty funny to see. (Cooper's the one on the left!)

So far our little girl is fairly well rounded. She is much more girly than her mother and probably a little more wild and crazy too. Lord help us!

(Also, we have not put a picture up yet because we don't really have one but Cooper's been walking for a few weeks now. She's not quite as quick as her brother but she's gaining on him.)

Good Sunday Morning to You

I hope this Sunday morning finds you in church, worshipping the God who loves you more than we can ask or imagine, surrounded by a group of people who are trying to love you the same way. If that is the case consider yourself very, very, very blessed.

And to those who are a part of the Western Hills family we are blessed to be a part of...Can't wait to see you in worship!

God Bless
Scott

Morning Sunshine!

Among my wife's many talents is a knack for gardening. This is her first year to have a garden here in Temple. This year's harvest consists of squash, zucchini, cucumbers, and tomatoes we are still waiting on.

To teach Cayden how something grows from a small seed she planted sunflowers. The one in the picture now stands more than 12 feet tall! Impressive object lesson.

Thanks Dad

In honor of Father's day my dad, mom and brother came to Temple. They joined us a for worship at church and then mom had prepared Sunday lunch. It was a very nice time sitting around the kitchen table visiting and sharing. It was good to be with my dad on Father's Day. I have been blessed to have a dad who has always been there for me.

It was also wonderful to be with my kids on Father's day. Not that I am not with them almost everyday but for some reason this day I took a little extra time to reflect how blessed I am. So on this Father's day I say thanks to my dad and my heavenly father!

Ooooohhhh, That Must've Hurt

Cooper's response to Cutter's black eye.

Actually I was trying to get a picture of the eye while they were eating breakfast. Cooper was feeling a little neglected because I was only taking pictures of Cutter so I turned the camera on her and she began to pose as usual. Never a dull moment at the Meyer house!

WANTED! (kinda looks like a mug shot, huh?)

You should see the other kid!

Cutter got his first black eye this week- one of the hazards of walking. He was trying to be very helpful and was walking with a little broom. He tripped on the broom and came down on a toy right on his cheek bone. He immediately had a black and blue knot. It was obvious that by the next day he would have a black eye and here it is! We think it makes him look tough!