Booklet; Know What's Nice About You, Mother? Everything!

This is a booklet my sister gave to my mother for mother's day some years ago.  It lists many things mothers do for us:
Help us when we're in trouble
Forgive us, even if what we did really wasn't an accident
Give us comfort
Giving parties
LIstening
Being listened to
Getting us to do small tasks, and larger tasks,
Giving us a gentle push
Teaching us to do things
In the end in concludes: Everything

Written by Doris Faulhaber, illustrated by Maria Paoletti and Elena, American Greeting Corporation, Cleveland, OH, 1972.

Family Pictures of Logan

When spent one day, the night, and then the morning of the next day in Logan.  We stayed with Connie.  When we first arrived in Logan we met Grandpa Scoresby for breakfast at Angie's Restaurant.  We then visited my mother at her rest home.  Sara was there as well.  We then headed to Connie's to get situated, and my mom came out with Sara for family dinner.  It was a bit hard as my mother wasn't remembering things very well.  She couldn't remember which of us were her kids.  She was also very hard discovering that Sara has cancer, although I am sure she has been told before.
However dinner was very lovely, and we had a sit by the fire pit after, and the kids tried the burro.

Kids and my mom

Kids and Grandpa Scoresby

Mom and I; we had a good talk

Caleb

Natalia, Kayla, Sara

Mom ant I Sara Connie

Grandkids and mom, Caleb, Natalia and Mirand 

Connie's remodeled room in her basement were Sheri and I stayed

Christmas Day 2013

I already talked about Christmas morning, so now to tell the other

events of Christmas Day.  We left Mark's early, because they were headed to Lego Land.  They had to pick up Sevie and Olie and we hoped to meet them, but we took too long in traveling.
What we did do was go to Connie's and she fed us brunch, leftover ham dinner with scalloped potatoes, bean casserole, and more.  She also had desserts available and crackers and chips and dip.  We talked and shared stories and had a good time. 

From there to Charlie's.  Charlie told stories.  We enjoyed his new family room, with the family game table, and fireplace and spacious kitchen.  I didn't get any pictures, but Charlie took this one. 

We missed Chloe and Travis, but saw the other kids although Michael had to leave. Diane outdid herself with making French dip and baked macaroni and cheese.  It was very nice.  We said "hi" to Willow, and Missy showed Tony her bird, a goshawk. 
From Charlie's we went to Weldon's, and had dessert there.  We had a good conversation.  From Weldon's back porch we had a good view of Utah lake.  I didn't do the tour, but I did have Christmas ice cream.  We had a good visit while Jared, Tony, Anthony and James had a fun time shooting arrows and nerf air darts on Tony's men. 

We left there and traveled to Vern and Karen's to be closer to the airport as I was traveling he early.  It also was a good place for the rest to be close for Carolyn Dye's wedding in the Oquirrh Mountain Temple.