Soccor Time

Hunter had his first soccor game on Saturday. He did really good considering he has never really played real soccor. It was a tie game, 9 to 9. His team was up 8 to3 at half and then after half the other team caught up to end the game with a tie. It was fun to see a bunch of 5-6 year olds running after the ball pretending to know how to play. Hunter had fun and really enjoyed playing and I am so proud of him, he did a great job.

Baby Animal Days

I took Hunter and Bryton to Baby animal days this weekend. Bryton loved the animals. He was touching all of them. He pet/grabbed their fur, it was so cute. Hunter wasn't sure about the animals. He had his mind on doing activities, not petting animal. It took some talking into for him to get a picture with the Easter Bunny but we did it and aren't my boys so cute!. We had a great day with each other. I am so blessed to have 2 great and fun kids.

Bryton desided that he wants to color his hair, but he can't deside which color so why not try them all? :)

After I unpacked our suitcase Bryton desided to crawl in and check it out. It was so funny to see him in there exploring. Who knew a suitcase could be so much fun....

Milestones

Bryton has learned how to stand up. Clay went in to check on him and he was standing up in his crib, so I had to lower his bed so he couldn't fall out. He thinks its funny.

He got himself stuck in between the couches as he was playing with his toys

Standing up again playing with his toys trying to figure out how to walk or move over to the next toy but he has quite got that part figured out yet so he just falls down and gets lots of bruises on his head.

Bryton saying Hi mom :)

I can crawl!! Yes he is a crawler now and gets into everything. So I have to vacuum everyday so he doesn't put things into his mouth. He is so busy and gets into everything. I love it!!

Help

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What a mess! :)

I left the baby food on Bryton's tray and he got a hold of it when I wasn't looking
Bryton is still enjoying his lunch

Now he took the spoon and more food to play with

Nana gave him an Oreo

Wow this Oreo is good!

I think Bryton really enjoyed this Oreo. We can thank Nana for giving him the cookie because mommy doesn't, but it was fun to see these pictures. She said he pretty much just ate the frosting but looks like he ate more than that. Bryton just loves to eat real food.

St. Patricks Day

We had green food all day long. I even put green gel in Hunters hair. It was a fun green day.

IN MEMORY OF TASCHE

Last week we received some pretty devastating news, that Clays sister Tasche had died. It was a shock and really hard to take in. This past week we went to the funeral and saw her beautiful 3 week old twins. As we traveled to Boise we had time to cry and to talk and to think. This tragedy has been really hard to cope with. Clay and I defiantly grew even stronger through this. I didn't know Tasche very well, but what I knew of her was that she was a great person who loved kids, animals and her husband. She was so loving, she had such a great heart that she was always worried about everyone else but her. Keola, Ikaika, and Makakoa will be in our prayers as their journey is about to begin. We are here for them and want them to know we love them. We love you Tasche, you will be greatly missed.

Tasche Thompson Murray Stone
1983 - 2009

Tasche Thompson Murray Stone, cherished wife, beloved daughter, devoted mother and treasured friend, passed away the evening of February 26, 2009 at age 25.

Tasche was born March 1, 1983 to Dianne Murray in Southeast Idaho, where she was raised. While attending BYU-Idaho and earning her associate's degree, Tasche met her future husband and best friend, Keola Stone.

Tasche and Keola were married and sealed for time and all eternity in the Idaho Falls LDS Temple on September 12, 2003. The two shared a passion for humor, family and each other.

Tasche's kind heart and vivacious personality made her a favorite at family gatherings; children were drawn to Tasche and were constantly seeking her comforting smile and open arms. Tasche and Keola started their family immediately by adopting their first four furry children; dogs Dobby and Winky, and cats Mary and Jane. Together they strived to create a life and home full of love and support.

Tasche pursued a career in nursing and completed the LPN program at Apollo College in the fall of 2008, while also preparing for the birth of their long awaited first two children. Tasche and Keola welcomed their twin sons, Ikaika and Makakoa in February 2009.

Tasche's compassion and concern for others were beyond measure and will be missed by those many lives she touched.

Tasche is survived by her devoted husband, Keola who cherished her in every way, her adored sons Ikaika and Makakoa, mother Dianne, 5 brothers and 5 sisters; father and mother in-law, Lui and Gwen Stone and many aunts, uncles and relatives.

Funeral services for Tasche will be held Monday, March 2, 2009, at the LDS Chapel at 1500 Smith Avenue in Nampa, ID at 11 a.m. A viewing will be held Monday from 10-10:45 a.m. at the church prior to services. Interment will be at Kohlerlawn Cemetery, Nampa.

Arrangements are under the direction of Zeyer Funeral Chapel, Nampa. In lieu of flowers an education fund has been arranged for her sons. Contributions can be made at Home Federal Bank under the name, Tasche Stone, or call 208-468-5100.