I've got the best grandkids in the world so I just decided to share some of my recent photos of some of them. Enjoy! Katelyn is modeling the apron she made in 4-H. The picture of Addison is at her baptism. All the photos were taken in the past 3 months. 
These last two photos show Clark before and after his haircut. He is now 1 year old and has grown up too much. The first video is Clark eating his birthday cake.
So the 5 of us went to the Oregon coast for a week. Lyn and I drove and the others flew into 
Portland where we picked them up. We stayed at a beach house in Lincoln City and from there visited lots of great places. 
We saw lots of beaches and even went out on some. I put my hand and foot into the ocean because Addison said I should. We visited 3 light houses, a cheese factory and a glass factory. We saw coves and islands, harbor seals, sea lions, and lots of seagulls (-:
This is what I did as I listened to conference on Saturday. David is in charge of our Ward talent show in a few weeks and this is what he will display for me. I wish I had time to make some more carefully now that I am learning the do's and don't's.
It really is quite fun to do. My only problem now is that I ran out of beeswax already.
I learned how to make Pysanky eggs!
Saturday I learned how to make Ukranian or Pysanky Eggs. I've always wanted to learn and the county taught a 4-H class so I volunteered to be a helper. What fun. Shanalee came over 
last night and we did some together. We each made two (far right) and then she went home (at midnight). I stayed up and made 3 more! I think I'm addicted! Now I just have to practice - A LOT!
Last week at Grandma's house we discovered chocolate face masks! My my! The extremes women will go to for a little chocolate!
Craziness is hereditary. You get it from your kids! (and grandkids - and perhaps sister in law or aunt in this case. Anyway we all blame Tammie)
With Hersheys and the proper technique, you too can be beautiful!
Hannah Elizabeth Condie Haroldsen - my mother
My mother died March 6, 2012 at 9:10 PM. I know the time because I looked at my watch just after I knew she had taken her last breath. Funny how your mind works when someone you love dies. For some reason it was important to me to know exactly when my mother left us. It was almost a comfort to put her death into some kind of category. At 9:09 I had a mother here with me and at 9:10 she was elsewhere, but just as much my 
mother. Mama was an Elect Lady. She did everything with grace and dignity - even in slacks and a straw hat, riding horses and camping. She died as she lived - with grace and dignity. I love her. I know she is already busy on the other side. She was a formidable force for good in this life and I can't imagine that has changed in the next. Thank you Mama for a life well led. You will always be my example, my measuring stick, my hero.... my mother.
Thank you to all those who helped in any way in the past week and a half. And a special thanks to all my kids and my nieces and nephews who made the funeral so very special. Your grandmother is so proud of you!
