Yes, it is a tag. I hope you don't mind getting to know me.

I am-sentimental, sensitive, and a worrier.
I want-a smaller car so that I don't have to drive my mini-van every day.
I have-lived in Italy.
I wish-my kids would never grow up.
I hate-heights.
I fear-how life and this world will be for my boys when they grow up.
I hear-people at work laughing and having a good time.
I search- for all the socks that never make it out of the dryer!
I wonder-when I'll ever get the house cleaned, the laundry done, and what's for dinner.
I always-take my cell phone with me where ever I go.
I usually-watch ER on Thursday night! (I'll miss it when it's done.)
I am not-as neat and orderly as I use to be, I don't have time.
I dance-with Brian when the music is playing!
I sing-in the shower, in the car, or when I'm playing my piano.
I never-say I hate someone. Hate is such a strong word.
I rarely-end a phone conversation with my family without telling them I love them.
I cry-for the simplest things.
I am not always-patient.
I lose- when I don't give other people a chance.
I am confused-as to how people can live with out a cell phone.
I need-a vacation!
I dream-but never remember what I dreamt.

Our jewels....

After the recent General Conference where we had the opportunity to listen to the counsel of our beloved prophet Thomas S. Monson, we were reflecting on our lives and accomplishments as a family.
Success at work, financial accomplishements, or anything else could not be compared to our feelings on what is the most important blessing in our lives: our jewels, our sons Robert, now almost 18, and Brian who just turned 10.
Families are truly forever thanks to ordinances performed in sacred temples.
Here are some recent pics of our jewels.

Robert and his friend Kourtney at Provo Homecoming 2008




Homecoming group photo



Brian 4th grade picture




Brian flag football picture



The "Juventus-fan" Brian and Judi



Two more pics of my favorite senior at Provo High

WOW!!! We are so excited right now that you can't imagine. We were watching general conference and Pres. Monson was announcing new temples to be built, and the last one he said was the Rome Italy temple! We started crying! We and all the rest of the Italian members here and in Italy have been waiting for this day for years....and it has finally come. We are already planning our family trip to Italy when the temple will be dedicated...That will be an amazing experience..

We'll write more later, but just wanted to let everyone know how happy we are!!!