Thursday, December 3, 2009

Oh, Nick!

Friday, November 27, 2009
Nickolas Allen Loveridge was baptized and confirmed a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
This took place in the Willow Park Stake Center, Lehi, Utah.

Nick's family (L-R): Jacob, Sean, Tabatha, Linzy, and Nickolas
Nick was excited to have his uncle Bill baptize him.
Bill was excited, too.
This was his first experience baptizing someone.
Nick's father Sean (my oldest son) confirmed him after the baptism.

Nick is a pretty special young man.
The world spins inside his very smart mind.
His body can't sit still, he has so many things he wants to do all at once.
And when Nick smiles, his eyebrows go UP with his lips!


He tries hard to make his eyebrows stay down.
He tries so hard, his smile disappears
and his eyes half close.
But that doesn't work, either.


And then everything just kind of all screws up!

Oh, well.


That just doesn't matter.

The important thing is that he's our very special eight year old grandson and we are so proud of him!


Way to go, Nick!


Here are a few pictures from the dinner after:



Nick's Great-Grand-parents: Leland and Norma Hansen; Leo and Edna Loveridge






Bill and Stephanie, and Karsyn
(Scroll to the last picture to see where Kamryn was most of this time)







Mike and Makinzee, with Alexis (yes, Jack and Maddy were where Kamryn was. So were Tabatha, Nick, and Jake.)








Tonya and Brian












Mike and Isaac and Heather










Linzy's brother Ryan and Marci















Brent visits with Linzy's mom Norma and her husband Roger.













And this is where the children all hung out.
And we wondered how they got so wet?

(By the way, lest you accuse Dan of being unsociable - which he was - let me explain. He had a bad cold the entire trip. And he, too, hung out in the halls so the rest of us wouldn't get it. Shouldn't have. Got it anyway.)

2 comments:

Seth and Julie said...

How awesome to be surrounded by all your babies and grandbabies for the holidays and for sacred ordinances. I loved the family pictures you posted in a previous post. Isn't it great when you have so many loved ones in a picture that it is impossible to get them all looking at the camera at once? A frame overflowing with family, whether they are looking or not, is just perfect!

Julie L said...

I totally agree Julie. Mike is photo shopping it and one of these days I'll have that "perfect" photo with great smiles on everyone. But that will never replace the love in the reality!