After all that Tyler did last week before his actual birthday, his real birthday seemed anti climatic. Poor kid! Grandma Lemon came over earlier in the day and gave him this cool shirt and some awesome Nike shoes. Most kids would be disappointed with shoes but not Tyler. In fact he also got cleats from Aunt Cindy and life was good for him. The night of the 24th he had to settle with a low key evening filled with immediate family, Grandma Verdie, presents, and brownies and ice cream. What is so great is Tyler didn't mind one bit, in fact he loved everything.
Now that he has turned 8 years old, he can finally be in scouts. He is so excited. For the past year he has been wearing Craig's old scout shirt anxiously waiting for his turn to be part of the pack. So now he finally has his own. Yippee!!!
He also received a suit and this shirt and tie to wear at his baptism.
Grandma Verdie gave him money and a BYU flashlight.
He got his own set of scriptures with a blue scripture case.
And sweet Sara gave him pencils and sea shells.
After all that Tyler did last week before his actual birthday, his real birthday seemed anti climatic. Poor kid! Grandma Lemon came over earlier in the day and gave him this cool shirt and some awesome Nike shoes. Most kids would be disappointed with shoes but not Tyler. In fact he also got cleats from Aunt Cindy and life was good for him. The night of the 24th he had to settle with a low key evening filled with immediate family, Grandma Verdie, presents, and brownies and ice cream. What is so great is Tyler didn't mind one bit, in fact he loved everything.
Now that he has turned 8 years old, he can finally be in scouts. He is so excited. For the past year he has been wearing Craig's old scout shirt anxiously waiting for his turn to be part of the pack. So now he finally has his own. Yippee!!!
He also received a suit and this shirt and tie to wear at his baptism.
Grandma Verdie gave him money and a BYU flashlight.
He got his own set of scriptures with a blue scripture case.
And sweet Sara gave him pencils and sea shells.
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