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Adon looking for eggs. I've never seen a polk a dot egg!















Look mom! I can open these eggs and there are treats inside!

A lot of sugar for a little boy;-)




I like this blue one!















Alexis Paige one year old
Adon Lavell almost 18 months
Easter fun!


We hope everyone had a happy Easter! We had a great Easter here in Logan. We went to church. Adon got a spiffy new spring Sunday outfit. Then we went to Papa and Grama Egberts for Easter Sunday Dinner. Conner, Marcy, Alexis and Ethan were there. Our family of corse.....It was so nice to have MoriAnn and Justin come. Ryry and Heather.....DeDe and Dusty....Kelsey Grama and Papa. I hope I didn't forget anyone. We had chicken and rolls and baked beans and veggies and yummy desert. After dinner auntie Kelsey hid some plastic eggs. It didn't take long for Adon and Alexis to catch on to finding the eggs. It got even more exciting when they realized that the eggs opened and inside were treats! Mini cookies, fruit snacks, goldfish crackers and candy!! Adon was stuffing mini malted eggs into his mouth as fast as he could get away with. Alexis was fasinated in the fact that she could open the eggs and there were treats inside. We had a great time eating and visiting and of corse we never get enough pictures. We also went to Preston to visit Great G&G Egbert.

Happy Birthday Alexis Paige

Alexis Paige turned 1!!! March 21st was the celebration! Way to go Alexis!!! You did it!

Welcome Ethan John Egbert

February 27, 2008 Ethan John Egbert was born to Marcy and Conner Egbert. He weighed 6lbs. 12 oz. 19 1/2" long. It has been wonderful to welcome him into our family.

A little brother for Adon

Hey everyone! We found out that baby Wilson #2 is going to be a boy. At least that's what it looks like. So Uncle Conner, you were right. Every one else thought it would be a girl. Hey, we still have a neighbor who is set that its a girl and that the ultrasound is wrong. I have my suspicions too, but hey it leaves a surprise to possibly be had in the delivery room. We had to reschedule our ultrasound appointment and since I didn't want to wait until after Christmas to find out we had a late appointment and Aaron couldn't come. So I had the ultrasound tech not show me on the screen (because I can tell these things) and place the sex of the baby in an envelope. When Aaron came home that night around 10pm we opened the envelope and looked at the pictures on the disc the tech gave us. We then called everyone and tell them the news that Adon will have a little brother. The reason that i don't have any pictures is that I can't figure out how to take them off of the disc and put them on my blog. Maybe I'll have to corner Marcy to help me. Any way. Here is the good news. Everything is going well and I am officially in maternity clothing. Aaron even got me a new temple dress so that I would have room for my belly.

Temple Square Lights !!!

As a Christmas gift, Mom and Dad got us all John Schmitt conert tickets and we packed up the kiddlins and headed to Salt Lake City. His concert was very enjoyable even if Mom and Marcy think it was too long. I had never seen him perform before and it was great. Phil and Shannon and Tate were kind enough to watch Alexis and Adon while the "grown ups" were at the concert. Thanks goes out to them for doing that for us. After the performance we picked up the babies and went to dinner at the Trading Table where we stuffed ourselves with Utah's Origonal and then bundled up to go see the lights at Temple Square. We didnt' stay long because babies can only be good in the cold for so long. And we appreciate every minute. Sadly Aaron was unable to come to Salt Lake with us. He had to work and on top of studying hard for finals, he was sick and definately didn't need to be out late in the cold. So I remembered everything and we stayed up late talking about the trip. Here is a picture of all of us at Temple Square. In the picture of Adon and me, I am pointing to my favorite tree at Temple Square. Its the great big pine tree, usually decked out in red lights right by the east gate. I think it was on the front of an Ensign magazine once. This picture of Conner's little family was so cute, I couldn't help but put it up. Thanks Mom and Dad for the wonderful experience and for driving. :P

First comes love, then comes marriage, then....

Ryan and Heather have finally gotten married. Yes, we are as excited, but not as anxious and they are. It was a wonderful day in Vernal. It was cold and while we were taking pictures outside a soft, light snow started to fall. This cute picture of Ryan and Heather in front of the temple is cropped to avoid embarrassment for Conner. He was picking his nose in the back ground and I felt he probably didn't want that posted on the internet. I got your back Conner. Ryan and Heather's reception was at the Maeser Stake center. We had a nice dinner and Conner put together a slide show set to music. Everyone, including the babies were pinned with fresh flowered corsages and boutonnieres. It was a fun night full of picture taking. Here are a few that you may not have seen. We are so very happy for Ryan and Heather and wish the best for them.

Lets Eat TURKEY!!!

Hey everyone!!! Here are some pictures of Thanksgiving. I know you all were there with cameras flashing so I thought I would try to add a few you may not have. It was so very great to get together and my parent's home to celebrate and eat till we were stuffed and couldn't move. I was in charge of pie but not many people left room for a piece. You know who you are. It is so fun to see the great-grand kids interact, even if not much interacting was happening. They were too cute to pass up taking dozens of pictures. Adon wanted to help make sure that every one made it inside safely, especially Greatgrandpa Egbert. At least he refrained from throwing the walker down the stairs again. If you haven't heard the story, you'll hear it at the Christmas party. We are so greatful for all our many many blessings. We have so much to be thankful for and I am thankful for a time to share it with my wonderful family.